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Routines that extend the life of clothes
Short answer: Wash at forty degrees, turn clothes inside out, skip the tumble dryer and air your outer layers. Those ...
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How to keep track of pairs
Short answer: Pair your socks straight away, or buy only one type in one colour. The second solution removes the prob...
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How to keep the drawer manageable
Short answer: A drawer becomes cluttered when there is more in it than you use. Set a limit on the number, stand thin...
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How to avoid the pile of clothes on the chair
Short answer: The pile on the chair forms because there is no place for clothes that are neither clean nor dirty. Giv...
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A laundry plan for one person
Short answer: One person manages with one load a week. Wash on a fixed day, use a single basket, and wash almost ever...
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A laundry plan for a household
Short answer: Two adults typically use three loads a week. Spread them over two days, keep one basket for darks and o...
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When to top up
Short answer: Top up when you have fewer than five of something you wear every day. With fewer than five sets you end...
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When to discard
Short answer: Throw it out when the elastic is slack, when the fabric has worn thin, or when there is a hole. All thr...
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When to air instead
Short answer: Air clothes when they only smell slightly and have no visible stains. Airing works for outer layers and...
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When to wash what
Short answer: Underwear and socks are washed after every wear. T-shirts after a day against the skin. Sweatshirts and...
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Routines when you train three times a week
Short answer: Training three times a week calls for three sets and a fixed wash day. Hang the used set up to dry stra...
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Routines with shifting shifts
Short answer: With changing shifts, fixed times are impossible. Tie your routines to the shift itself instead, so the...
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