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Why You Should Always Use UV-Free Detergent for Military Uniforms
Most traditional laundry detergents employ synthetic chemicals called UV brighteners that mask yellow and brown tones and make laundry appear whit...
How Often Should I Wash My Clothes?
If you’re a “wear once and wash” laundry doer, no matter the item of clothing, it’s time to re-evaluate your routine. While some clothes (like underwear and socks) really should be cleaned after each wear to prevent bacterial growth, others (hello, comfy jeans!) actually benefit from being worn multiple times.
Washing Machine: What do those symbols mean?
Getting into bad habits with laundry can be easy. Simply tossing all of your items together – into the same load – can wreak havoc on your wardrobe, however. What may be good for a silk blouse could be the literal undoing of a hand-woven sweater. That’s why it’s essential to take some time to read those cryptic symbols...
How Do Liquid and Powder Laundry Detergent Differ?
Liquid or powder: what's the best laundry detergent? Learn why liquid laundry detergent pods are perfect solution for your machine.
7 Lessons All New Moms Learn The Hard Way About Washing Baby Clothes
Having a baby is one of the most amazing experiences anybody can ever enjoy, but as any mother already knows, there are some unforeseen incidences ...
The Craziest (Wrong) Myths About Cleaning Clothes
There are a lot of great techniques for fighting stains and prolonging the lifespan of our favorite fashions floating around, but there also a load of false rumors about clothing care that still haven’t been completely scrubbed. To help you separate fact from fiction and keep your clean routine from being muddied by bad myths, here’s a breakdown of some of the most misleading laundry tips that need to be hung out to dry once and for all.
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