Doing the laundry doesn’t exactly fall under everyone’s list of entertainment—but unless you’d like to fall short of reaching the top of the hygiene spectrum, it just has to get done. The winter season is one that makes it easy to just kick back and have an excuse to stay snug and well, lazy in your free time.
There are many chores that can become quite laborious and exhaustive if not done properly and efficiently. Washing and drying laundry can be an unpleasant task without a detailed plan of how to organize the garments during each step of the process. The steps before and after the wash is done are equally as important for the integrity of the clothes and for the amount of time it takes to get the job done. Below are a few ways to organize laundry throughout the process.-
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