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Appliances:Washers & Dryers
How to Clean Comforters and Quilts
Posted at 12:12, 12/04/2009 by JodyK
Most comforters and quilts are washable. Find out how.
Shorten Drying Time with a Quick Shake
Posted at 12:53, 16/03/2009 by JodyK
How lovely are clean, clothes warmed up straight from the dryer?
Stop Your Washing Machine from Making a Ruckus
Posted at 06:58, 09/03/2009 by JodyK
Why is my washing machine jumping all over the place? It can’t possibly be for the exercise.
Remove Fluff from Tissues Forgotten in the Wash
Posted at 10:35, 01/03/2009 by JodyK
I never seem to have a tissue handy when I need it, but somehow there’s always one hiding in one of my pockets for laundering purposes.
Clean the Inside of Your Washing Machine
Posted at 11:13, 01/03/2009 by JodyK
Turns out that all that dirt washing machines remove from our clothes doesn’t simply go down the drain.
How to Fix a Leaky Washing Machine Valve
Posted at 19:22, 09/01/2009 by LauraWilliams
Never hire someone to do something you could easily do yourself—like fix a leaky washing machine valve.
Whiten Clothes Naturally with Cream
Posted at 17:17, 02/01/2009 by LauraWilliams
Sometimes white clothes come out of the laundry with rust stains. You may want to grab the bleach and go crazy. Resist the urge!
Use Nylon Netting to Remove Dryer Lint
Posted at 21:37, 22/12/2008 by LauraWilliams
Try as I may to avoid it, I constantly struggle with dryer lint—on my sheets, on my shirts; on everything! Next time I wash a load I’ll try this idea from Household Tips.
Use Hair Conditioner to Un-Shrink a Wool Sweater
Posted at 17:53, 19/12/2008 by LauraWilliams
Don’t give that shrunken sweater to your niece—reshape it for yourself.
Un-Shrink Clothes with Vinegar
Posted at 17:57, 19/12/2008 by LauraWilliams
All you need is white vinegar and a sponge to bring your shrunken clothes back to life!
How to Clean A Baby's Car Seat
Posted at 09:35, 15/12/2008 by FionaLemon
Your baby’s car seat is a breeding ground for bacteria. Dried-on food and drool are not your friends! To get the most life out of your baby gear, follow these cleaning tips from eHow.
Baby Monitor Your Laundry
Posted at 09:38, 11/12/2008 by FionaLemon
Got a big house? Lucky you! Until its laundry day, that is. Instead of making frequent trips to the laundry room to check on your wash, try this idea from Mommy Tips.
Remove Mildew from Clothes with Salt and a Lemon
Posted at 18:18, 11/12/2008 by LauraWilliams
To think I once thought laundry required just detergent and water!
How to Wash and Dry Down Pillows and Blankets
Posted at 01:19, 12/12/2008 by LauraWilliams
In the winter time you can’t afford to go without your down blanket for too long. (Or hot chocolate, or comfort food, or copious amounts of wine, but I digress…) Here’s how to dry your down pillows and blankets, according to wikiHow.
Use Wool Dryer Balls Instead of Fabric Softener
Posted at 00:29, 11/12/2008 by LauraWilliams
It’s always worth it to go chemical-free if you can. Good Mama, Inc has a clever natural alternative for fabric softener: balls of wool.
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