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Folding without piles

Short answer: Fold straight from the drying rack instead of gathering everything into a pile first. The pile is where...

Hanging that saves ironing

Short answer: Shake each item out before you hang it, and hang it up straight away. Two seconds of shaking removes mo...

Emptying the machine right away

Short answer: Clothes left in the machine after the programme ends pick up a smell within a few hours. Empty the mach...

Sorting before the wash

Short answer: Sort by colour and by temperature. Darks on their own, lights on their own, and anything that needs a c...

The laundry day that works

Short answer: One fixed wash day a week beats scattered loads. Sort as the basket fills, run two loads on the same da...

The evening routine with clothes

Short answer: Sort your clothes straight away when you get changed. What needs washing goes in the basket, and what c...

The morning routine with clothes

Short answer: Lay out your clothes the night before, keep underwear and socks in the same place every day, and have a...

How long clothing can stay packed away

Short answer: Clean clothes in a sealed box can last for years. The elastic sets the limit, and after five to seven y...

Rotation so everything gets used

Short answer: Put freshly washed clothes at the bottom of the stack and always take from the top. The whole stack the...

How to find things again

Short answer: Give each type of item a fixed place and keep it there. If you move things every time you tidy up, you ...

Storage at the workplace

Short answer: A change of clothes at work saves the day when you get wet or spill something. Keep it in a closed bag ...

Packing a weekend bag

Short answer: Roll everything, put the heaviest items at the bottom and keep underwear and socks together in a separa...

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