How To Get Rid Of Mold And Mildew When Laundering Baby Clothes
Notice mold and mildew on your little one's clothing? Don't toss it -- we have a baby-safe method to remove mold and mildew from their garments.
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Using Laundry Pods To Hand-Wash Clothes Is A Big Mistake. Here's Why
Perhaps, when hand-washing a garment, you've thought about using a laundry detergent pod. However, there are a couple reasons why you should never do this.
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The Right Way To Wash Your Wool Sweaters With A Touch Of Vinegar
Certain clothing items require specific cleaning methods, including wool sweaters. Here's why adding a touch of vinegar to your wool sweater wash is beneficial.
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This Bathroom Staple Is The Key To Removing Grime From Your Clothes Iron
Grime build-up on your iron not only compromises its efficiency, but can also stain your clothes. Luckily, this bathroom staple can quickly remove it.
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Your Bathroom Shower Is All You Need To Remove Smelly Odors From Your Clothes. Here's How
There's nothing worse than putting on a shirt only to discover it carries a nasty smell. If you're in a time crunch, get rid of odors with this shower hack.
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Whatever Happened To Reviver – Removes Odors From Clothing After Shark Tank Season 6?
In 2014, brothers Ben and Eric Kusin pitched their innovative clothing wipes, Reviver, on "Shark Tank." Here's how the company is doing today.
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The Laundry Hack You Need For Your Fabric Softener
The way you use fabric softener is a personal choice. But, if you need a change, learn about this easy hack that'll dispense it at exactly the right time.
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What Red Laundry Water Really Means (And How To Fix It)
Washing clothes in red-tinged water can cause stains and is an indicator your plumbing needs inspecting. Here are some suggestions to remedy this issue.
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The Easiest Way To Get Stubborn Berry Stains Out Of Clothing
Berries are some of our favorite fruits, but they can leave pretty tough stains on clothes. Luckily, you can get those stains out after all using this method.
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The Extra Step You'll Want To Take When Washing Clothes From The Thrift Store
If you buy clothes from a thrift store, be sure not to throw them on just yet – not until you've taken all the steps to make them as clean as possible.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Starching Clothing
Although starching clothing is a fairly simple process, there are a few common mistakes that people tend to make that could potentially ruin your clothes.
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Whatever Happened To Eco Nuts Organic Laundry Soap After Shark Tank Season 4?
Eco Nuts offered an eco-friendly way to do laundry, and Mona Weiss and Scott Shields felt they had a million-dollar idea to pitch in the Sharks' Tank. Did they?
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HGTV's Jasmine Roth Dishes Out Helpful Tips That'll Make Laundry Day More Enjoyable
Laundry doesn't have to be a dreaded chore. With Jasmine Roth's tips, you'll find that washing your clothes is simple and possibly even enjoyable.
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Get Funky Vomit Smells Out Of Clothing With A Handy Ingredient You Already Own
Getting vomit on clothes doesn't mean you need to part with your favorite sweater or shirt. With a common kitchen ingredient, you can wash those smells away.
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How To Get Unsightly Fabric Softener Stains Out Of Your Clothing
Fabric softener is beneficial to your clothing. However, if you use too much, it can cause stains. Luckily, there are a few easy ways to remove them.
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The Best Way To Remove Bird Poop From Your Clothes
A bird defecating on you is a gross enough experience. But what do you do with the aftermath on your clothes? Here is the solution to that poopy problem.
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The Common Mistake To Avoid When Washing Dish Towels
Because kitchen dish towels are frequently used, they need to be properly cleaned. Discover the most common laundry mistake people make when washing dishcloths.
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Why You Should Start Leaving Coffee Grounds In Your Closet
From sweaty sneakers to humidity problems, there could be a few culprits if your closet smells stale. Try this coffee hack for a better-smelling closet.
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Is It Better To Use All-Natural Or Regular Laundry Detergent?
The laundry detergent you choose is important for your clothing, but which is better, regular detergent or all-natural? Here's what to know.
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Easily Remove Furniture Stains With This Kitchen Cleaning Staple
When your upholstered chair or sofa sustains a not-so-subtle stain, don't panic. Just reach under your kitchen sink for this cleaner and your woes will vanish.
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Why You May Want To Rethink Using Powder Laundry Detergent
Powder laundry detergent is often the cheaper option, but here's why you may want to reconsider using powder for the sake of your washing machine.
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If Your Washing Machine Is Shaking Violently, You May Want To Check Your Filter
Washing machines generally move around while they're on, but if yours is shaking around violently it might be because the filter is clogged. Here's how to tell.
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Making Your Bed Is The Fastest Way To Dry A Fitted Sheet
Laundry day can be tough, especially if you need to tackle your bedding. We find out if making your bed is the fastest way to dry a fitted sheet.
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Get Your Glass Stove Top Shining With This Dryer Sheet Hack
Dryer sheets aren't just for limiting static electricity on your laundry. Use this hack to clean your glass stove top with minimal scrubbing.
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Can You Substitute Shower Gel For Laundry Detergent In A Pinch?
If you've ever needed to clean an article of clothing quickly but didn't have laundry detergent on hand, discover if shower gel would be a good substitute.
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How To Treat The Worst Of Stains That Babies Can Leave Behind
Baby-related stains can be tricky to get out. Learn how to effectively get rid of some of the most common stains that are part of life with a baby around.
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The Best Way To Get Unpleasant Smoke Smells Out Of Clothing
Smoke smells are unpleasant and often linger on clothing, even after washing. Luckily, this method will easily get the smoke smells out of your clothing.
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