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Vanillatte
Sep 20, 2008
I need to print this and give it to my kids! Thanks for posting a straightforward, easy article on how to do laundry! -
MIghtyDreamer
Sep 18, 2008
well said. good article. a subject that needs to be a niche.
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Simone Hardy
Sep 18, 2008
I never heard of the salt great info. Thanks for sharing.
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dajebco
Sep 15, 2008
how to dry-clean suits,jacket & overcoats.
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dajebco
Sep 15, 2008
how to dry-clean suits,jacket & overcoats.
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taskeinc
Sep 14, 2008
Looks like you're pretty good at this .. you ever need practice you're more than welcome to do mine (lol)!
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kanipan224
Aug 08, 2008
its very nice to have this
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kanipan224
Aug 08, 2008
its very nice to have this
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podunkmofo
Feb 15, 2008
If you neglect to get to the dryer and they have already sat there forming their annoying wrinkles - a quick fix is toss in a fairly damp washcloth or a couple of articles from the washing machine, and run the dryer for about five minutes or so- I hate ironing and get desparate... :)
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podunkmofo
Feb 15, 2008
If you neglect to get to the dryer and they have already sat there forming their annoying wrinkles - a quick fix is toss in a fairly damp washcloth or a couple of articles from the washing machine, and run the dryer for about five minutes or so- I hate ironing and get desparate... :)
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podunkmofo
Feb 15, 2008
A DAMP wash cloth or small towel thrown back into the dryer (for 5 minutes or so), will often resurrect a neglected load of wrinkled cloth...
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podunkmofo
Feb 15, 2008
A DAMP wash cloth or small towel thrown back into the dryer (for 5 minutes or so), will often resurrect a neglected load of wrinkled cloth...
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sharonmissy
Oct 30, 2007
Step 11 is pretty important. If you don't remove the dryer lint you're going to spend more energy and time drying.
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sharonmissy
Oct 30, 2007
Step 11 is pretty important. If you don't remove the dryer lint you're going to spend more energy and time drying.
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cherwine
Aug 08, 2007
I have a problem with an article turning orange. No bleach is involved. I just pulled a new, tan colored towel. It is orange splotched. Everything else in the load is ok. This has been happening repeatedly. Help??
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cherwine
Aug 08, 2007
I have a problem with an article turning orange. No bleach is involved. I just pulled a new, tan colored towel. It is orange splotched. Everything else in the load is ok. This has been happening repeatedly. Help??
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Bingzhong
Aug 03, 2007
sometimes you need to lay out the cloths sometimes because the dryer, ironically, doesn't dry parts of the cloths all the time. You could put them on a line, or just lay them on a CLEAN floor.
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Bingzhong
Aug 03, 2007
sometimes you need to lay out the cloths sometimes because the dryer, ironically, doesn't dry parts of the cloths all the time. You could put them on a line, or just lay them on a CLEAN floor.
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skittle
Mar 12, 2007
yes, I agree folding clothes right after they are takin out of the dryer will produce less wrinkles also hanging them up in a closet will help.
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skittle
Mar 12, 2007
yes, I agree folding clothes right after they are takin out of the dryer will produce less wrinkles also hanging them up in a closet will help.
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Sep 10, 2006
If you have an item of clothing that runs color, you don't have to wash it by hand separately. I just put that item in with my dark load, which is filled with black, and deep navy blue items. So if it does run color, it doesn't really matter. Just don't put articles in that are different colors, so they don't bleed into each other. Example: red + red + black = OK, but red + blue + black = could be trouble.
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Sep 10, 2006
If you have an item of clothing that runs color, you don't have to wash it by hand separately. I just put that item in with my dark load, which is filled with black, and deep navy blue items. So if it does run color, it doesn't really matter. Just don't put articles in that are different colors, so they don't bleed into each other. Example: red + red + black = OK, but red + blue + black = could be trouble.
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Aug 08, 2006
Add a small amount of liquid fabric softener to knock down those suds. It works immediately. One of the benefits of adding fabric softener to your rinse cycle is that it removes soap residue. It works in the wash cycle as well when too much detergent has been added.
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Aug 08, 2006
Add a small amount of liquid fabric softener to knock down those suds. It works immediately. One of the benefits of adding fabric softener to your rinse cycle is that it removes soap residue. It works in the wash cycle as well when too much detergent has been added.
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Jun 30, 2006
Don't hang your clothes outside to dry if you have allergies to outdoor, airborne pollens during high pollen season. They will attract the allergens and make you more miserable after putting the clothes on.
