Washing bed sheets seems pretty straightforward, as far as laundry goes. Unfortunately, a lot of people are washing their bedding all wrong — and, compounding the confusion, many of the old rules of ...

I think we would be hard-pressed to find anyone who enjoys stripping a bed and washing bedding – but this lack of enthusiasm often makes us lazy, leading to us making some common bedding laundry ...

She continues, “Washing sheets in cold water can be effective at removing stains and preventing them from setting. While hot water can help break down oils and grease, cold water is gentler on fabrics ...

Sort sheets, pre-treat stains, and wash on the right temp and gentle cycle. Dry on low heat or line-dry; wash every 1–2 weeks (more often if needed). Skip bleach and softeners; treat stains correctly ...

Bed sheets, which often accumulate natural oils and sweat from our bodies during sleep, need regular washing. Jade Crooks, head of product at luxury homeware retailer Dusk, has offered her advice on ...

SEATTLE — Think you do a lot of laundry? You’re not alone. The average family does about 300 loads of laundry per year, which is about five loads every week! One way to cut back is to not wash your ...

That includes washing all of your towels with the rest of your laundry. Believe it or not, washing and drying your towels with your clothing and linens could do a lot more damage to your clothes than ...

A microbiologist, dermatologist and cleaning pro explain just how often you should change your sheets What’s better than climbing into bed with freshly laundered sheets? Not much. But as nice as that ...

To save energy and prolong the life of your sheets, line dry them when weather permits. If they end up stiff, tumble them in the dryer on low for a few minutes, remove promptly and fold. (Photo ...

The coronavirus pandemic has many of us thinking more about how often and thoroughly we should clean our homes and belongings. But what about our sheets and other bedding? Germs can spread easily when ...