Laundry and Ironing

Washing towels seems straightforward enough, and to a degree it is a simple process. However, there are a few dos and don’ts that you should adhere to when it comes to keeping towels clean. Not only will following the rules keep your towels hygienic, but it’ll also protect their lifespan, absorbency, and give them a […]

Cotton is soft, breathable, and made of natural fibres, making it the perfect material for clothes. Unfortunately, cotton is also well-known for shrinking in the wash. Nowadays, many cotton garments are pre-shrunk to prevent this shrinkage from occurring after the item has been purchased.  Pre-shrunk cotton is exactly what it says on the tin: a

We use rubber gloves for all kinds of cleaning tasks, so they can get pretty dirty. As with other cleaning products, it’s necessary to wash rubber gloves, particularly after an especially grubby task. But what’s the best way to do this? Is it in a washing machine? Let’s find out.   Can You Put Rubber

Although not essential, fabric softener is a standard part of many people’s washing routine. It may not help with cleaning your clothes, but it definitely leaves them feeling super soft, infuses your laundry with a pleasant scent, and helps to prevent wrinkles in the fabric. Unfortunately, when you often suffer from skin irritation, you have

In a rush and need to dry your clothes fast? You may be tempted to run your outfits through another spin cycle to dry them out. But is this extra spin cycle really going to dry your clothes, or are your items going to feel damp when the cycle ends? Find out below!   Why

A 30-degree wash on its own will not kill bacteria, as the water won’t be hot enough. To kill bacteria in the washing machine, you either need a water temperature of 60 degrees Celsius or above, and/or a laundry sanitiser product that’s designed to kill germs. You can kill bacteria on a 30-degree wash, but

If you suffer from sensitive skin or eczema, it can be difficult to find a washing powder that is right for you. You don’t want your skin conditions to get in the way of a good quality washing powder, but you certainly don’t want to choose a washing powder that could cause irritation or allergic

Getting a gigantic blob of hair dye on your top isn’t exactly the look you were going for. And there’s usually only one thing for it—you have to remove the dye from the top before it creates even more havoc. Removing hair dye from clothes can be quite a tiring task, and it’s not necessarily