You Don’t Need to Separate Your Laundry (With One Common Exception)
LifehackerWe learned to do laundry from our parents, but things are different now.
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Laundry often feels like a never-ending chore. And while no hack can truly address the inherently Sisyphean task, there are tips for making the process less painful. Read on for time- and sanity-saving methods for everything from making your whites whiter and extending the longevity of your clothing to cleaning your washing machine for maximum performance.
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We learned to do laundry from our parents, but things are different now.
An expert explains how these common washing mistakes are contributing to billions worth of clothes ruined every year.
Save money and go easier on the planet with these tips and alternatives.
New cleansing agents made for synthetics, and cold water can do the trick.
Blood, wine, grass, pet urine, coffee ... consider this your guide to removing the gnarliest of stains from almost every surface.
I could never get my white sheets really clean, until I tried this.
Have you always wondered when the right time is to wash your bed sheets? We’ve got you covered.
It depends on what it is, whether you’re sweating, and how close to your skin the clothing is.
BONUS READ: The Rise of the ‘No-Wash’ Movement, from BBC.
To stop folding clothes is one small way of saying, “How I spend my time matters.”
Now you don’t have to kiss your favorite sweater goodbye.
The thing with fabric softener is that it doesn’t actually soften anything.
And how often they should be washed.
No need to worry about ruining your bedding with our step-by step guide.
It’s cheap, easy, and quick. Did we mention cheap?
If your washer gets heavy use, run through this cleaning cycle at least once every two weeks.
Clean up, clear space, and organize the places that matter most. Yes, even your Zoom background.