10 Laundry Hacks Everyone Needs To Know

It's time to change your laundry game! We're here for you with some of the best laundry hacks that everyone needs to know! Want to know how to get rid of stains in a snap? We've got you covered. Need to know how to get rid of wrinkles without an iron? No problem! Want to know how to make whites whiter or remove static electricity from clothes? We've got it all!

If you love the feeling of fresh, clean clothes but don't love having to do laundry, these life hacks will definitely make your life easier and clothes cleaner – and who knows, maybe even change your outlook on doing laundry!

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[resarele]

Put the aluminum num in a cloth bag and use it in the bag.
After a few trips through the dryer you will see the bag begin to turn grey.
That grey is aluminum breaking down.
You do NOT want your body covered in aluminum.
Aluminum is a neurotoxin.
Aluminum in your laundry is a BAD idea.

[coffeelvnwmn]

Since I wash at public laundromats, and I don't know what's on people, I use a cup of vinegar for wash & where one would put the 'bleach' in. I also add a cup (pre-mixed) of baking soda & Borax --for whites, bed sheets & towels.
Clothes come out clean, sanitized, and deodorized. I add the dryer sheets for the aroma; when I lived in a house, I did the same kind of wash, and used the vinegar as a softener and hung the close on the line outside. My clothes never smelled of vinegar. Even at the laundromat, when I put in the dryer, it smells like the dryer sheets.
Great tips, btw.

[OrneryWoman]

I make homemade fabreeze with Downey a little baking soda and water in spray bottle. Use your favorite fabric softer you love. Gain, lemon fresh etc. it works great and you can make up a half gallon with clean water or milk jug to refill.

[sararockafella]

Use a good dishwashing liquid to remove stains. Grease to.

[Cyrilmc]

Thank you so much that’s really really helpful and useful too

[AkitaSue]

Instead of aluminum, by some dryer balls. They can be used over and over again.

[johndemore]

😂 when the comment section is smarter than the uploader 😂

[KristiContemplates]

I've also used the thirsty dry towels, or a number of dry face wash cloths, to reduce the drying time and electricity needed

[annfield]

Very good tips but the guy looking confused was just too funny!

[KristiContemplates]

I love the aluminium foil trick. Less feline fur on my clothes afterwards

[OrneryWoman]

Salt? I’m definitely trying these. These are very old hacks. My grandma had these next to washer and dryer. I never knew until now why!

[sangeetagupta]

I think the last tip will be useful for me, haha 😄

[daniellejenner]

Awesome tips I’m going to try these tips

[yesimhere]

Wouldn't be great if someone invented the perfect way to do laundry.? I can't keep this off my mind. Maybe we could throw it in a box, and have it cleaned without water and soap?

[lovemealways]

Laundry is more time consuming for people with families... being a single man I'm done with laundry in under an hour... in fact while everything is either washing or drying I'm balancing my checkbook

[desireepletado]

ức Phúc tuyệt vời. Giọng hát ấm áp và hay quá

[ecahatch]

will the foil not scratch the paint/coating on the drum of the dryer?

[TrainerInTraining]

Unless you have to travel to a laundrymat, how is laundry time consuming?

[Godschild]

Narrator pronounces words wierdly lol.. happenink, clingink, cleanink...
Great tips though. I've used the vinegar one often

[gabrieldeedon]

Don't add salt. We add balm in the water for a reason.