Washing

Sweat stains, particularly pit stains, occur when the salts in your sweat react with the compounds (primarily aluminum) in your deodorant or antiperspirant. This chemical reaction gives sweat stains their characteristic yellowish color. Depending on the type of fabric and the amount of time a stain remains unattended, sweat stains can be either stubborn or easy to remove. With that

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Have you struggled to keep your towels soft after repeated washes? These pieces of absorbent fabric can easily get stiff, crispy, and rough on the skin after a couple of washing cycles. Often, their crispness and scratchiness stem from using inappropriate types and amounts of washing detergent and fabric softener. It’s also crucial to mind how you dry your towels. Here

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Clothes made from natural fibers such as cotton, mohair, cashmere, and wool tend to shrink fast from the agitation in the washing machine. While too much heat also contributes greatly to this, lowering the temperature of water in your washing machine may not necessarily solve the problem. This means that the surest way to keep your fabrics in great shape

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Do you often get less than perfect laundry results even after using a modern washing machine? Many times, using the right laundry products can make all the difference. Here are some laundry products that can be used to streamline your workflow and get better results in the laundromat. Shout Color Catchers Popping color catchers into the washer allows you to

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Is it necessary to wash new clothes before putting them on? The excitement that a new dress, shirt, or pair of jeans brings shouldn’t have you wearing it unwashed. It could cause you significant problems from skin rashes to bacterial infections, according to studies. Here are three reasons why you should wash your new clothes before wearing them. New Clothes

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