Laundry Tips From The Clothing Doctor
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Laundry Tips from 'The Clothing Doctor'
Enhance Your Laundry Routine
Did you know the average American household tackles a load of laundry each day? That's a significant chunk of time spent in the laundry room. While many of us take pride in keeping our family's wardrobe looking sharp, some of that time might be better spent. Here’s how to spend your laundry time wisely, courtesy of "The Clothing Doctor":
When to Invest Time
Hand Washing:
If a garment requires hand washing, it's because it’s delicate and deserves extra attention. Ensure you let all the water drain completely before handling fragile or loosely knitted items. Avoid squeezing them to remove water, as this can cause stretching or damage.
Smaller Loads:
Never overload your washer. It might save space, but your clothes won't come out as clean. An overcrowded machine prevents proper agitation and rinsing. Ensure clothes are evenly distributed around the tub to keep the load balanced during spin cycles.
When to Save Time
Use Shorter Cycles:
Did you know 98% of soil is removed within the first two minutes of a wash cycle? For everyday clothes without heavy stains, a six-minute wash is usually sufficient. Shorter cycles save water, time, and help preserve your dark clothing from fading.
Detergent Efficiency:
Traditional detergents often require you to wait for the washer to fill before adding clothes, taking up two minutes per load. Consider using the OxiClean Detergent Ball, which stays in your washer for up to 25 loads. This innovation saves time and ensures no detergent residue remains on your clothes, thanks to its low suds formula.
Smart Laundry Choices
Understanding when to invest time in laundry care and when to streamline the process can keep your clothes looking impeccable while freeing up your schedule. With these tips, enjoy more time flaunting your wardrobe and less time managing it.
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About the Expert:
Steve Boorstein, "The Clothing Doctor," is a third-generation dry cleaner and author of The Ultimate Guide to Shopping and Caring for Clothing. He has been featured on "The View," "Good Day New York," and CBS News.
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