Top 6 Annoying Laundry Problems Solved! - Purecise

Top 6 Annoying Laundry Problems Solved!

Laundry–the never-ending chore. As soon as you’ve folded and put one load away, another one needs washing. But since it must be done, you turn on your favorite TV show or some music and do your best to crank through it. The last thing you need is to deal with the other frustrations that can come with laundry.

The Most Annoying Laundry Problems, Solved!

When it comes to laundry, you don’t have to struggle anymore! Consider this article your guide to the most annoying laundry problems you encounter daily.

Grease Stains

Grease stains are among the most frustrating of blemishes. If you’ve washed an article of clothing three times and can’t seem to get those dark, oily stains off, there’s an easy solution. Try applying detergent directly to the area before putting the item through another wash cycle. For extra stubborn grease spots, the hydrophobic formulation of some dish soaps can be surprisingly effective. Give them a try!

Shrinking

It’s happened to all of us–the tragedy of shrinking your favorite shirt. When certain fabrics like cotton or wool are exposed to hot temperatures in the dryer, they can shrink. You can easily avoid this calamity by doing a little bit of investigation before washing new clothes. Most manufacturers will attach a small tag that identifies the type of material and washing instructions. Shrinking can be avoided by either tumble drying your item on a low heat setting or air drying if you want to be extra safe.

Allergic Reactions

Why am I so itchy? Many detergents contain irritating chemicals that can cause contact dermatitis, an obnoxious red rash. Consider using hypoallergenic soap sheets from Purecise(™). Also available as travel soap sheets, a liquidless detergent made to be gentle on your body using plant-based products. For ultra-sensitive skin, a scentless version is also available.

Discoloration and Fading

The beautiful hue of those new blue jeans doesn’t last long enough. Try soaking new clothing purchases in vinegar before washing to prevent beautiful, vivid colors from fading and bleeding. Since heat can also be a factor in fading, you can also check the tag for washing instructions. The label may suggest washing the article in cold water.

Stubborn Smells

Musty towels and smelly work clothes should be a thing of the past! Consider these essential tips to prevent stubborn stenches from lingering. For front-load washers, check the door for signs of mold and soap-scum buildup. To cleanse the interior, do a cleaning cycle with white vinegar instead of detergent. Use vinegar and baking soda with soap sheets for stale towels, dirty sports uniforms, and the like.

Wasteful Products

Many of us are well-accustomed to big plastic bottles of liquid detergent in our laundry routine. While many of these products work great, there are eco-friendly alternatives that can help us decrease plastic waste. To reduce your ecological footprint, consider soap sheets with recyclable packaging. Purecise(™) makes cruelty-free, low-waste products in compact packaging, including soap sheets for travel.

Laundry Day Doesn’t Have to Be a Struggle

You don’t have to hate doing chores! Knowledge is power. With these tips, you can combat the frustration of the most annoying laundry problems. Give them a try and see if they work well the next time you need to run a load.

 

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