Laundry Woes and Questions Doing laundry is hands down the worst part of traveling for me. Because of this, I always end up packing way more clothes than most people. I am trying to figure out how to do better. The problem is that I have a lot of allergies, chemical sensitivities, mild germaphobia, and occasional bouts of hyperosmia. I really prefer to do my own laundry w…

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Hand wash laundry bags? Have any of you used them and what is your opinion on them? Scrubba is kind of THE brand and more expensive. I saw a minimalist YouTuber years ago using them and she loved it. I don’t know if the brand is relevant or not. Any experience? submitted by /u/terrible-gator22

This Matter-Enabled Robot Vacuum Can Pick Up Dirty Laundry Smart vacuum company Roborock this week showed off its latest vacuum, the Roborock Saros z70. The vacuum is Matter-enabled, which means when it launches, it should be able to connect to an Apple HomeKit setup. Apple promised to add support for robot vacuums in iOS 18, and it looks like that functionality is going to come in iOS 18.3, an update …

LPT: After you do a load of laundry in your washer, leave the washer door open. I work in a hotel and the amount of people that leave our washer doors closed while wet is shocking. This causes mold to gather around the rubber seals of your washer. submitted by /u/VernalPathYT

If you wanted to change the world, would you start with laundry? (RNS) — In 2019, Sawhney left a comfortable job to move to South India to start a new life and career, grounded in a vision of meaning and service. We talked with him about his choice. The post If you wanted to change the world, would you start with laundry? appeared first on RNS.

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Romanticizing doing laundry submitted by /u/passiveabrasive

Laundry/Mud Room Cabinetry Design We are having to replace our washer/dryer, so thought we might go ahead and renovate our laundry room and need ideas! We want to deck out the wall shown with cabinets and use the opposite wall more as the mud room. Sink can go anywhere on the counter and we already know we want a 15″ height cabinet above the single-unit washtower. How would you …

Before and after laundry room Remodeled our laundry room a few months ago. There was not enough storage and it wasn’t very functional. Replaced the flooring with some black tiles from floor and decor, new recessed lighting, built ins for a ton of storage, and raised the height of the washer/dryer so we could get a basket underneath the doors. Curtain from wayfair. Paint is S…

Laundry Room Sink We are looking at purchasing a new construction home. Attached is a photo of what the combined laundry room/pantry would look like. The washer and dryer are just to left and out of frame. This room is right off the kitchen and not connected to the garage. I don’t know how I feel about having the pantry so close to the laundry, or about having a…

LPT : Perform Laundry Magic With Vinegar Add 1 cup of vinegar to the rinse cycle will help make mildew and body odors disappear from clothing. submitted by /u/Pressure_Uncon375

LPT: Make doing your laundry a more streamlined process by putting your socks and undergarments into those mesh baggies sold in the laundry section. I don’t have a washer and dryer in my apartment. I dislike when clean socks and especially undergarments fall onto the dirty public floor of the laundry room while removing clothing from the machines. I found a fairly cheap way to keep that from happening. It also helps lessen the chance of losing a random sock or embarrassingly dropping a pair…

LPT If you procrastinate doing laundry try setting a timer each time you start a load LPT I really dread doing laundry on my day-off. I loathe it. I resent it. I will procrastinate doing laundry to the point that I will have to start wearing clothes from the back of my closet and my coworkers will say, “I like your new clothes.”. To make matters worse, my laundry room is in the basement, which we all know is where monsters are wa…

2 pups, Texas thunderstorms, half-folded laundry and Netflix on a Sunday night submitted by /u/lou-bend4

How do you deal with laundry while on a longer trip? Granted, we’ll be staying in mid-end hotels for two weeks around western Europe (my parents and I), so it’s not like we’re out in the wilderness without facilities, but wondering how people generally deal with this. I’ll be carrying a smaller suitcase so might have to do more laundry runs. Do most hotels have laundry services, or is it necessary…

Laundry Closet Without Doors I have a laundry closet with bifold doors that I never close and when they’re open they block half the hallway. I’m considering removing the doors entirely and renovating the space so it’s more of a laundry alcove. I’d add upper cabinets and a countertop so it feels like a finished space. Has anyone done this? What did you like/dislike about thi…

LPT: Keep a wide laundry basket in your trunk. You don’t realize how many trips you’ll save when getting groceries by simply putting them in the laundry basket; already in your car. You probably have an extra one lying around. If not; they’re useful and inexpensive tools! submitted by /u/twelvebucksagram

LPT: Turn your laundry right-side out when you take it off. It makes folding it much faster. I swear it cuts off at least 40% of the total laundry folding time. This tip came from my partner who has forever changed my life. Now it’s my turn to share this gift with the world. NB: It takes time to get into the habit of remembering to turn your clothes out before putting them in the hamper (or floor, whatever your thing is). Stick with it…

LPT: Keep a small bin near where you do/fold laundry to collect matchless socks. That way, when you next do laundry and find more, you can easily match them back up. I use a little $2 plastic bathroom garbage bin for this. Keep it right near the dresser where we put our socks. submitted by /u/organiclawnclippings