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Why one fewer clothing purchase a year makes a difference
Short answer: One fewer clothing purchase a year sounds like nothing, but it makes a difference, because every garmen...
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Can worn underwear go in a textile container
Short answer: It depends on where you live and who collects. In many places worn clothing is accepted if it is clean ...
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Can old T-shirts become dishcloths and polishing cloths
Short answer: Yes, old T-shirts can easily become dishcloths and polishing cloths. Soft, clean jersey is good for wip...
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What to do with worn socks that cannot be darned
Short answer: Worn socks that cannot be darned can still serve as polishing cloths, as protection in a drawer and as ...
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Signs that a sweatshirt needs replacing
Short answer: A sweatshirt needs replacing when the cuffs and hem are slack, the fabric is covered in pilling or thin...
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Signs that a T-shirt has earned its retirement
Short answer: A T-shirt has earned its retirement when the neckline is stretched, the fabric has thinned or has holes...
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Which underwear to replace first when the budget is tight
Short answer: When money is tight, replace first the underwear where the elastic is slack, the fabric thin or the sea...
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Which basics to replace before the others in your wardrobe
Short answer: Most people replace what sits closest to the skin and gets washed most often first: socks, underwear an...
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What to buy first when the budget is tight
Short answer: When the budget is tight, buy first what you use every day and change most often: socks and underwear. ...
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A month of clothes accounting with a notebook
Short answer: A month of clothes accounting needs only a notebook and a few minutes a day. Write down what you wear a...
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How to find out what you actually wear
Short answer: You find out what you actually wear by watching it for a short period instead of guessing. Note what go...
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Count your socks and find the pairs you never wear
Short answer: Count all your socks, sort them into piles by use and find the pairs you never put on. It usually turns...
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