Laundry & Textiles

Most laundry problems come from too much detergent, not too little. What doesn't rinse out stays in the fibre, makes fabric stiff and eventually starts to smell. It's also why a washing machine starts to smell.

Dosing is half the job

A bottle cap holds more than a load needs, and what you overdose you never see again. A laundry sheet is pre-dosed per load, so there's nothing to estimate. That's exactly where most people go wrong.

Keeping your cloths working

Wash at 40 degrees, no fabric softener, not in the dryer. Softener coats the fibre and then it stops absorbing water. Does the machine itself smell? See how to clean a washing machine.