Wash every 1–2 weeks (more often with pets or lotions) since flannel traps oils and lint. Use cool to warm water, no fabric ...

Throw in other work, schedules, and extracurriculars, and I often face a persistent pile of dirty laundry that seems to grow ...

Washing your laundry at home may not seem destructive, but the mundane chore leaves an environmental stain that won’t easily come out in the wash. Commonly used laundry detergents and fabric softeners ...

Warm water (about 90 to 110°F) is best for most white clothes because it helps detergent lift away the buildup that makes ...

Refresh your clothes in less time. Last-minute guests are staying overnight, and the sheets for the guest bed are far from fresh. It’s almost bedtime, and you forgot to wash your work clothes for ...

Bluing is a great way to brighten linens, towels, button-down shirts and even curtains that have yellowed. Bonus tip: Hanging ...