How to Wash Bed Sheets

January 9th, 2017

Your bed should be a calm and peaceful retreat. You deserve ultimate comfort in perfectly clean and nice smelling, fresh sheets. Just follow these tips on how to wash bed sheets and enjoy a brilliant night’s sleep on your freshly washed pillows. Night, night! Read all labels to be sure you don’t have any specific cleaning […]

6 Big Mistakes You Make Washing Sheets

November 18th, 2016

There’s nothing better than sliding into a bed covered in freshly washed sheets, but getting to that end-of-day treat certainly takes effort. Avoid these common missteps to ensure you get a great night’s sleep on laundry day. 1. You wait too long between washes. Sheets don’t wear like your gym shorts or favorite jeans, but […]

How Many Gallons of Water Does the Average Washing Machine Hold When Full?

September 30th, 2016

  There are a few types of washing machines available today, and one of the major differences between them is how much water they use when full. Energy-efficient washers use significantly less water than normal washers, and this may be important if you’re considering buying a new washer. Washers with a low Water Factor or […]

10 Tips for Washing Clothes at the Laundromat

September 21st, 2016

Living without a washer and dryer sucks big time, let me tell you.  First, it stinks to have to “sit with your laundry.”  I have distracted myself with a couple of trips to the Dollar Store in between loads, but honestly, the appeal is wearing off quickly.   Also, for the record, I am pretty […]

The Original Homemade Laundry Detergent

June 14th, 2016

This is the ORIGINAL homemade laundry detergent recipe, all others only imitate what you’ll find here. Note: No time or desire to make your own laundry detergent? You can always purchase a great natural brand like this. When we first set out to make our own homemade laundry detergent we thought it would be difficult and time consuming […]

5 benefits of dry cleaning?

June 3rd, 2016

While some people may consider professional dry cleaning a luxury, if you’re someone who understands the benefits of dry cleaning, you know it’s a necessity. Dry cleaning offers benefits that you can’t get from cleaning clothing at home. Although not every piece of clothing requires dry cleaning, taking care of those items that do is […]

How to Fix A Washer That Shakes and Moves

April 26th, 2016

A broken washer means disaster in most homes which is why we’ve created this repair guide to help you fix a washer that shakes and moves. While a washing machine repair may seem discouraging, millions of our customers have told us it’s actually pretty easy! To get you started, we’ve made a list of the […]

How to Get the Washing Machine to Stop Rocking

February 25th, 2016

If your washing machine is rocking or even moving across the floor as if it were alive, fear not — a slight adjustment to the legs can take care of that. Even the most expensive washing machine models rock if the machine is on an uneven surface or if the feet are not level. Over […]

How to Keep Whites White

February 12th, 2016

Having a hard time keeping your white clothes white? Below are a few methods that should help you maintain your white clothes and help keep them looking their best. Method #1 Keeping White Fabrics Separated Separate your white clothes and fabrics from your dark clothes before doing the laundry. Washing white and dark clothes, towels, sheets, […]

4 ways to get the cleanest clothes possible

February 9th, 2016

Even the best detergent can’t make up for bad laundry practices. Throw a red shirt in with your sheets and you’re now in the pink. Mix and match fabric types and you’ll end up with lint on your best blouse. Here are four rules to live by from the laundry pros at Consumer Reports plus […]

You’re Buying Your Sheets Wrong. We’re Here To Help.

July 30th, 2015

Consider this the Martha Stewart equivalent of finding out Santa isn’t real, or that SPF 100 really won’t work. You ready for this? A higher thread count doesn’t mean you’re buying a better quality sheet. Yes, higher does NOT mean better. Believe us, we were as shocked as you. We wanted to get to the […]

How to Store Your Clothes Properly

March 27th, 2015

Are you tired of seeing your clothes piled up on the bedroom chair? Do you wonder why your garments require ironing every time you put them on? Better yet, have you ever stretched out your favorite sweater by hanging it? If so, it’s high time for you to learn how to fold and hang your […]

Does thread count really matter in sheets?

January 8th, 2015

There are a few factors that should be thought of when deciding to purchase a good pair of sheets. Does Thread count really mater? Learn more below! “Thread count is an overrated issue when considering sheets. Quality of cotton is far more important. More cotton does not mean a better sheet. When considering new sheets, […]

Stain Removal

December 19th, 2014

Whether it’s a new or well-worn, treasured garment, everyone hates to have clothing stains. We understand, and will always use our best efforts to make clothing stains go away. Sometimes it’s pretty easy – sometimes not. Either way, we have the professional expertise to do the job. Successful removal of clothing stains depends largely on […]

What are the Benefits of Dry Cleaning?

December 5th, 2014

When the label says Dry Clean Only, people generally follow suit, but may not understand why it’s so important! Dry cleaning will keep your clothes looking their best. Here are some the benefits of dry cleaning over machine/hand washing: 1. Less abrasive than machine washing and the solvent used is easy on your clothes. Learn […]

Does It Matter What Laundry Detergent I Use?

October 27th, 2014

Actually, yes, it does matter which laundry detergent you buy. While the difference between brands doesn’t matter much in the end, certain choices can have a serious impact. Most concerns depend on your needs. Detergents with Fragrances Irritate Sensitive Skin Detergents come with all sorts of scents, so you want to pick one you like—unless […]

Winter laundry tips and tricks

October 16th, 2014

While the weather outside is frightful, your style can still be delightful. This winter, don’t sacrifice warmth or style — just follow these tips and tricks on how to best care for winter fabrics, so you can leave the house feeling warm, cozy and fashionable. * Stay warm in winter wools. Soften rough fabrics by […]

5 Ways to Have Wrinkle-Free Clothes Without Ironing

October 6th, 2014

Sometimes we don’t always have access to an iron to get our clothes looking perfect, here are some ways around that tricky situation. Shower steam: While you’re taking a shower, hang your clothes up on the shower rod, so the steam will straighten out the clothes. Make sure the bathroom door is properly closed, so […]

Did you know?

September 26th, 2014

Tops of two-piece outfits are usually the first to go to the cleaners, mostly due to odors and sweat stains. But sending tops and bottoms out separately can cause a disparity in the fabric, says Johnson. The item that’s more frequently dry-cleaned can become lighter in color than its mate. Always dry-clean both pieces together to keep […]

How to Sew a Button Easily

September 12th, 2014

We all have that one favorite shirt or jacket that is missing a button in our closet. Here’s how to remedy that situation and fix it without having to pay someone else. 1. Take twelve inches of thread, knotted securely at one end, and thread your needle. Make a single stitch in the shirt in […]

Eco-friendly Laundry Tips

September 5th, 2014

Small changes can add up over time. When you wash clothes, be energy smart with these laundry tips: Wash full loads. It saves water, energy and time. Pay attention to the amount of detergent you use. Too much detergent reduces a washer’s efficiency and dumps more pollutants into local ecosystems. Always read and follow the directions on […]

Your Measuring Cups Are Wrong

August 28th, 2014

Consumer Reports has found in its tests that liquid detergent measuring cups are often impossible to read, leading to overdosing of detergents, which itself can leave detergent residues that make your clothes look dingy. They suggest marking the fill line with a permanent marker so it’s easy to see. And when it comes to actual […]

Laundry Detergent Tips

August 20th, 2014

Before you add your clothes, add your detergent, allowing it to dissolve in the water fully before adding your clothes. Your soap will work more effectively and, if you’re using powdered laundry detergent, there’s less of a chance for powdery residue on your favorite black jeans.

Wash Clothes In Cold Water To Save Energy

August 13th, 2014

Heating water to do laundry is one of the largest users of energy in a typical home. So, switch to washing in cold water – it gets clothes just as clean as hot water, while using less energy and money. Energy Star states that almost 90% of the energy consumed by a washing machine goes […]

How To Remove Ink Stains

August 7th, 2014

Iodine is great for treating kids’ scrapes and cuts, but if it gets on clothes, the stains can be severe. Iodine is a dye, so you need to get to it quick and follow these steps to remove the stain. How to remove iodine stains from clothing Start by immediately flushing the stain in plenty […]