🧺My favourite tip was not washing towels with clothes (I had no idea!) . A tip i'd like to contribute is to use a hairdryer if you want to dry out an item that is not allowed to be tumble-dried and you don't have time for it to air-dry.
🧺 I barely wash most of my outer layer clothing. Sweaters, blazers, jeans and trousers are all on that list so I almost never go to the dry cleaner. Dry cleaning is horrible for the environment! Love the tip about airing garments out. I’m definitely going to try it!
🧺 💓 I totally agree re: airing your clothes out! I am also a fan of hand washing, especially my designer tees (yes, I like a logo 🤣). It’s gentle and I like to wash my tees often, so it’s less damaging. I have many dry clean only items but the quality is really good. So like you mentioned I had to factor in the cost of professional cleaning for these items. It still works out cheaper though, they last longer and I have to shop less to replace them. ☺️
You can also dry clean at home. I have dry clean kits (woolite and dryel have some online) so I just do it on my own. For coats, I’ll take them to get professionally cleaned once a year after the season is over.
Great video! I try to take really good care of my clothes too, and I’m a big fan of airing out clothes & wearing them multiple times. I prefer 100% cotton jeans because they tend to hold their shape better - Zara has always been a favorite of mine, & I keep them for years. Thanks for the tips & reminders! ❤
super helpful! thank you Christina! 🧺 and the tip: if you hang your clothes properly after washing, you won't need to iron them later (not for everything you wash and relevant if you iron at all. I almost never iron 😂)
I’m an old lady now, but so far no one has said I smell like one. 😁😁 I wash all of my clothes in cold water on a gentle/hand wash cycle in my washing machine. I dry very few pieces in the clothes dryer. I have 2 drying racks. Even at my age I am incapable of eating spaghetti without getting sauce stains on myself..🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️…so I will immediately treat the stain. Lots of things will remove stains…hydrogen peroxide, Dawn dish soap, vinegar. Depending on the weather I will air out a piece outside before I wear it again. I very rarely wash any of my jeans. When I do, it’s still cold water, gentle cycle, very little detergent. Then they air dry. I put on any perfume/ scent before I put the clothes on. My knits are all folded and in the dresser or chest. I don’t have a large budget for clothes, but taking care of my inexpensive wardrobe preserves it and extends the life of it. Good hangers are worth it. There is no correct 1 way only to fold clothes. Do it how you like. 🧺
I like to put my clothes in the dryer for 5 minutes (I do time it) on medium heat before I air dry. This takes out most wrinkles and reduces the stiffness.
Great tips! Some clothes I very rarely wash too, but the end of each season I try to hand wash all my knits and wool trousers so that when they go into storage they are fresh and it makes a nice changing of season ritual too ☺️🧺
Helps keep moths out too. Moths like the smell of a worn item more than a fresh one apparently. I use lavender to keep them.out but if you're concerned or have to kill any off bag the item for protection and place in your freezer for a few days.
It wasn’t until I started honing in on my personal style and buying quality items, even very inexpensively at thrift stores, that 🧺 actually became a wonderful part of my life routine. I actually find it somewhat relaxing to go through and do laundry, mend/maintain, and organize my clothing. Call us weird. Most of our laundry is towels and bedding and kids clothing. And since buying them quality clothing as well, I’m teaching them to do laundry similarly, of course, without steaming at this point… 😅 thank you for sharing, and I would love to see what you are loving with make up and skin care at the moment!
🧺 Thanks for the tips, Christina! I'm the laundry queen of the household, and I've noticed that men's clothing, even formal wear, tends to always be machine washable. Women's garments with similar material composition will insist on hand washing. Heckin' sus. So, I started throwing those "hand wash only" items in a garment bag and washing them as normal and have had no issues. IMO, need to be more careful about the dryer than the washing machine. When in doubt, air dry!
🧺 Happy to see someone doing the same as me when it comes to laundry/taking care of clothes!! I steam almost everything, and never put denim in a washing machine! I spot clean and steam 😊
30° eco wash for almost everything (occasional hot wash for white towels and bed linen). Spot clean jeans, wear something that covers your armpits when piling on the cashmere or wool. I don't own a tumble dryer and am pretty prejudiced against them. I wash cashmere and (usually) wool in baby shampoo and then squeeze the surplus water with a towel burrito so they dry more quickly.
Thank you so much for excellent your laundry tips! I have been gently hand washing my cashmeres, silks, cottons and wool with great success. So happy to avoid dry cleaning!
The secret to drying clothes without a dryer is a dehumidifier! I put it with the rack under one of those covers for heated racks and works faster. It's not fast per se but faster than air drying in winter and preserves better than a dryer
🧺❤❤❤ Thank you so much for this perfect video, great topic and great tips!!!! 🙏👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 I do my laundry mostly just like you and I don‘t think you are gros at all, doing less laundry is the way to go, it saves the clothing and is better for the environment as well 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Your garments look really well cared for and in good shape!!
Nice one. I also air out my chloting. not wear once and then wash. not undies etc or very dirty ,sweat pieces ofc. a goo tip for winter is also a wool silk tee ior a long sleeve nstead of cotton. breaths better ,keep you warmer, and less wash. like fex from brands like calidan or northern playground. thin merino under tees ,singlets also is great in cold winter.
Hey! I just want to say I love your channel! I found your videos last year, and have been a loyal watcher since; I learn something new every video, and I just started No Buy February with my Fiancé. Following your tips, we have already been successful! Keep up the content, I look forward to it all the time😄
🧺 I've always washed towels separately to avoid getting lint on my clothing but never thought about it wearing things out! I live in New Zealand so most people don't have driers and are used to air drying on the line but I've just got a drier and love it for finishing off sheets in winter when there's not enough sun in the day to fully dry them. They only take 10 mins and it means sheets are done in a day.
🧺 thank you for the great tips. I hand wash lost off my items and lay flat to dry. If a hang my items right after the dryer has stop and clothes are still warm it save me time from ironing👍
🧺 Most unique tip I learned from this video was wearing layers to prevent sweaters and jackets from needing to be washed more frequently! How do you store specialty clothes you’ve worn once or a few times but won’t wear again for awhile? Do you keep it with your clean clothes or separately?
I would air it for a day or two and steam if needed, then storing with other clean clothes is fine, as long as it doesn't smell (in which case you would be washing it at this point)
Good tip: get undershirts that have a barrier under the arms for sweat. My hubs has some in the brand Thompson Tees (I think that’s what they’re called??) that are a vneck style so they work under basically any shirt. They’ve got a thick padded part under the arm. Not sure if they have some for ladies but worth looking into if you sweat heavily!
Thanks for a great video Christina! You offered excellent tips to keep quality clothing for the long term. I can vouch for Tru Earth as well. Once I tried their strips I have been a loyal customer. So neat, clean, convenient and effective.
Excellent tips! You covered all areas. I got rid of my dryer many years ago as I only used it for towels and bedding. Everything else was air dried on the clothes line. Also the cost of electricity to run it was expensive. I agree it's a great idea to layer clothes to reduce washing. 👏🏻
i love how i was looking this up because i started working at aritzia and want to educate myself on product care, only for a lot of the examples used to be from aritzia 🤩
Thank you for this video. I love how well you keep your clothes! Thanks for all the tips. My favorite top was the steamer; although I use mine, I think I need to use it more often! Thanks again.
Bonsoir Christina 👋 I actually cold handwash my clothes as much as I can , even sweatshirt but for coats and bulky stuff I use washmachine. Thank you for your tips. 😊🍀😘
Hi! You’ll be please to know I was actually doing laundry while watching this video. Thanks for the steaming underarms in blazers tip. I’ve never tried this to combat stink! Also, I fold my knits the same way you do, then I hang them on the bottom rung of a wooden hanger where the fold is. But I have more hanging space than shelf space so this works for me! Thanks for the video!
Thanks for another great video! You are so relatable in your content and as a person :) I find a lot of other YTers get caught up in the hype/brand/money trap, but you keep it real! This video makes me want to try to buy linen pieces again, because I think I didn't really take the time to care for them right, so they did not look or feel good.
Genius Video - concise and so informative! I’m kind of mystified by my fellow Americans doing SO. MUCH. LAUNDRY. I learned the ‘airing out’ tip in Germany for Sweaters and outerwear (especially after a night going out clubbing with smokers 😮), and regularly wear my Pie es half a dozen times before laundering them.I mean, none of us are out doing manual labor in the hot sun, so why do we think our clothes need to be washed after every wear?
Great suggestions. I stopped buying clothes that required dry cleaning when I retired 12 years ago. I stopped washing my jeans often when I found out a couple of years ago, that’s it’s good them not to be washed often. I will replace the few plastic storage bags I have with more canvas storage. Love your tips. Thanks
I’m a bit of a laundry nut, so I already do a lot of these (my steamer was probably my favorite purchase of last year). Some of these were new to me though, like washing towels separately, and I’d never even heard of a fabric shaver before! Thank you for this video, super useful ❤
I hardly wash my jeans either, though sometimes I put them in a plastic bag in the freezer for a night and then “shake them out” (to get rid of any bacteria and skin flakes) 😅
Amazing video! I actually hate doing laundry! I live with 3 boys so I’m doing laundry almost daily. Boys are stinky and dirty lol. The thing I do the most is air dry. I don’t put a lot of clothing in the dryer. Just mostly towels & work clothes. Sheets I put on a lower setting. 🧺
🧺 bought a year's worth of tru earth last time you worked with them 😂 I am also a huge fan of spot cleaning and gentle hand washing. I typically don't use a dryer at all but with all this rain we're getting in NZ it's become a bit more routine.
🧺 I live in Florida so I wash a bit more often than you but I appreciate your insights. From now on I’ll be thinking more about care than just washing. ❤
You read my mind! I accidentally shrunk my husband's wool cardigan and really don't want to do that again, and I really hate stubborn pit stains in my lighter coloured clothes.
Very helpful. I do the same with r-wearing items, even buy work out stuff, I am an instructor. On days I teach a light weight class, those clothes will be good for my class the next day. YOU are so NOT GROSS... hardly my dear. WoolX is an awesome brand of clothing that really works with the wear many times before needing to clean concept. I too have started air drying my clothes and not using the dryer as much. Thank YOU for your time and expertise with creating this vid! Have an Amazing week!
I haven't finished the video yet so may cover this too but if a t shirt is really hard worn and icky under the arms (stained and/or a smell not coming out with a single wash) then surgical spirit (rubbing alcohol) on that area before a wash is incredibly effective
My SAMSUNG WASHER/ DRYER set are the crown jewel of my house honestly. I save a lot of time and energy not having to go to the laundromat. That said: I wash my bedsheets ONCE A WEEK (Saturday) in detergeant and fabric softener. I wash my underwear ONCE a WEEK (Saturday) after a single use in detergeant, fabric softener and bleach if necessary. I wash my work shirts after 2 or 3 uses depending on the color and dirtyness. I wash my sweatshirts maybe once every 3 weeks depending on dirtyness.
🧺 Great vid! I also use the True Earth detergent sheets (about 2 years now) and am super happy with their products. I actually use a 7th Gen dish soap (plant based) to soak any of my woolen sweaters, then flat dry them. I do that once a year if needed before Summer comes along :-).
🧺 love it. I don’t wash my laundry after every wear either unless it’s visibly dirty. I think I’ve done more laundry in the past year with a baby (granddaughter) than I have in 15 years. 😂
I have a lot of pieces from a vintage reproduction brand that I looove but they can’t be washed all the time. So I am also a fan of the air out or steaming method. Also, steaming can be a great method to “clean” thrifted items that you can’t just throw in the wash (like blazers) I’m all about it.
I’ve been using TruEarth for awhile. It’s gentle, easier to use than liquids, takes no storage at all and I believe it’s better for fabric. After, I use the dryer balls. No fuss,no muss!
I line dry just about all of my clothing except a very few things on a huge drying rack. I have had cheap Target Mossimo brand t shirts last for years and years doing thing. I also wash my t shirts in lingerie bags. Anything with a zipper gets put into a load of laundry for zippers, which has been preventing damage to other things like shirts. I do the same as you and wash my things as little as possible.
I pretty much hand wash everything or steam them. My standing steamer is in the bedroom closet, so it's very handy. If I wear something, I hang on steamer so I can steam and wear it again. I believe it's the dryer that ruins a lot of clothes tbh
I love your videos, but this one especially hits me, thanks a lot! These tips are really useful, while watching the video I caught myself on the fact that I am throwing the t-shirts to the laundry basket after a single use. I will try to air-dry them instead, and I am sure they will serve me much more 😌 and another tip with a steamer is also really handy, I will try it as well!
🧺! Just catching up on videos! Good one this! Besides the Levi’s CEO 👨💼, designer 👩🎨 Stella McCartney ( also daughter of Beatles singer 👨🎤 Paul McCartney) , said to wash 🧼 clothes infrequently or to never wash them at all! Lol 😂! Hugs 🤗, Amy
Thanks for sharing these amazing tips for clothing care. I am impressed by the tips for spot treatment for denim. Recently I found an interesting channel on clothing care - *Hamlet Laundry*
Helpful video. I just started using detergent sheets (different brand). How is the Sloane steamer? I'm not thrilled with the one I have and would like to try another. Laundry tip: Dawn dish detergent makes a great stain remover and all over cleaning solution for most surfaces.
Air drying has become my best friend ever since I accidentally shrunk a bunch of my boyfriends favourite tees 😂😂🤣 Also started washing things less. I realized I was washing clothes WAY too much
@@spirituallysafe lmfao and then you have to torture yourself till they find their place again! Lol rude to be that cute and temperamental, can't relate! 🙃
🧺 Thank you Christina! The most helpful tip for me is washing my towels separately from my dark clothes. It made a huge difference in my tshirts staying soft and not pilling within a year!
This was a highly requested video! I hope it helps you with avoiding the dry cleaner, esp if you’re a blazer wearer. Wash at your own risk, tho 😅
Love this, and it’s the opposite of gross! It’s dead helpful in maintaining a sustainable lasting wardrobe!
100% agree with having duplicates of your most worn stuff! Makes so much sense
🧺My favourite tip was not washing towels with clothes (I had no idea!) . A tip i'd like to contribute is to use a hairdryer if you want to dry out an item that is not allowed to be tumble-dried and you don't have time for it to air-dry.
🧺 I barely wash most of my outer layer clothing. Sweaters, blazers, jeans and trousers are all on that list so I almost never go to the dry cleaner. Dry cleaning is horrible for the environment! Love the tip about airing garments out. I’m definitely going to try it!
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I totally agree re: airing your clothes out! I am also a fan of hand washing, especially my designer tees (yes, I like a logo 🤣). It’s gentle and I like to wash my tees often, so it’s less damaging. I have many dry clean only items but the quality is really good. So like you mentioned I had to factor in the cost of professional cleaning for these items. It still works out cheaper though, they last longer and I have to shop less to replace them. ☺️
You can also dry clean at home. I have dry clean kits (woolite and dryel have some online) so I just do it on my own. For coats, I’ll take them to get professionally cleaned once a year after the season is over.
@@BubblyViolin11 oh, that’s good to know. Thank you!
Great video! I try to take really good care of my clothes too, and I’m a big fan of airing out clothes & wearing them multiple times. I prefer 100% cotton jeans because they tend to hold their shape better - Zara has always been a favorite of mine, & I keep them for years. Thanks for the tips & reminders! ❤
Love 💯 cotton denim too!
super helpful! thank you Christina! 🧺 and the tip: if you hang your clothes properly after washing, you won't need to iron them later (not for everything you wash and relevant if you iron at all. I almost never iron 😂)
Absolutely. I do a second spin and then t shirts etc just immediately dry on clothes hangers.
I’m an old lady now, but so far no one has said I smell like one. 😁😁 I wash all of my clothes in cold water on a gentle/hand wash cycle in my washing machine. I dry very few pieces in the clothes dryer. I have 2 drying racks. Even at my age I am incapable of eating spaghetti without getting sauce stains on myself..🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️…so I will immediately treat the stain. Lots of things will remove stains…hydrogen peroxide, Dawn dish soap, vinegar. Depending on the weather I will air out a piece outside before I wear it again. I very rarely wash any of my jeans. When I do, it’s still cold water, gentle cycle, very little detergent. Then they air dry. I put on any perfume/ scent before I put the clothes on. My knits are all folded and in the dresser or chest. I don’t have a large budget for clothes, but taking care of my inexpensive wardrobe preserves it and extends the life of it. Good hangers are worth it. There is no correct 1 way only to fold clothes. Do it how you like. 🧺
🧺 taking care of my clothes and doing laundry is actually a lot of fun for me. Thanks for the extra tips 🤙🏼
I like to put my clothes in the dryer for 5 minutes (I do time it) on medium heat before I air dry. This takes out most wrinkles and reduces the stiffness.
Great tips! Some clothes I very rarely wash too, but the end of each season I try to hand wash all my knits and wool trousers so that when they go into storage they are fresh and it makes a nice changing of season ritual too ☺️🧺
Helps keep moths out too. Moths like the smell of a worn item more than a fresh one apparently. I use lavender to keep them.out but if you're concerned or have to kill any off bag the item for protection and place in your freezer for a few days.
I agree, that seperating the laundry into colours and fabrics does help that the things last longer☺️
I also barely wash my jeans and never really seen the need of it when it doesn't have an obvious dirt on it! I felt embraced with this video! Haha
It wasn’t until I started honing in on my personal style and buying quality items, even very inexpensively at thrift stores, that 🧺 actually became a wonderful part of my life routine. I actually find it somewhat relaxing to go through and do laundry, mend/maintain, and organize my clothing. Call us weird. Most of our laundry is towels and bedding and kids clothing. And since buying them quality clothing as well, I’m teaching them to do laundry similarly, of course, without steaming at this point… 😅 thank you for sharing, and I would love to see what you are loving with make up and skin care at the moment!
🧺 Thanks for the tips, Christina! I'm the laundry queen of the household, and I've noticed that men's clothing, even formal wear, tends to always be machine washable. Women's garments with similar material composition will insist on hand washing. Heckin' sus. So, I started throwing those "hand wash only" items in a garment bag and washing them as normal and have had no issues. IMO, need to be more careful about the dryer than the washing machine. When in doubt, air dry!
🧺 Happy to see someone doing the same as me when it comes to laundry/taking care of clothes!! I steam almost everything, and never put denim in a washing machine! I spot clean and steam 😊
30° eco wash for almost everything (occasional hot wash for white towels and bed linen). Spot clean jeans, wear something that covers your armpits when piling on the cashmere or wool. I don't own a tumble dryer and am pretty prejudiced against them.
I wash cashmere and (usually) wool in baby shampoo and then squeeze the surplus water with a towel burrito so they dry more quickly.
Towel burrito! Love it
Thank you so much for excellent your laundry tips! I have been gently hand washing my cashmeres, silks, cottons and wool with great success. So happy to avoid dry cleaning!
"If I'm feeling unhinged, I'll fold my underwear" that got a sub lol
The secret to drying clothes without a dryer is a dehumidifier! I put it with the rack under one of those covers for heated racks and works faster. It's not fast per se but faster than air drying in winter and preserves better than a dryer
🧺❤❤❤ Thank you so much for this perfect video, great topic and great tips!!!! 🙏👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 I do my laundry mostly just like you and I don‘t think you are gros at all, doing less laundry is the way to go, it saves the clothing and is better for the environment as well 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Your garments look really well cared for and in good shape!!
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I really like doing the laundry and I air dry basically everything. I also never hang my cashmere jumpers. I always lay them flat on a clean towel.
🧺 I dry as much as possible on hangers (I like wooden as they are more durable than velvet) so I rarely have to iron.
Nice one. I also air out my chloting. not wear once and then wash. not undies etc or very dirty ,sweat pieces ofc. a goo tip for winter is also a wool silk tee ior a long sleeve nstead of cotton. breaths better ,keep you warmer, and less wash. like fex from brands like calidan or northern playground. thin merino under tees ,singlets also is great in cold winter.
Hey! I just want to say I love your channel! I found your videos last year, and have been a loyal watcher since; I learn something new every video, and I just started No Buy February with my Fiancé. Following your tips, we have already been successful! Keep up the content, I look forward to it all the time😄
🧺 I've always washed towels separately to avoid getting lint on my clothing but never thought about it wearing things out! I live in New Zealand so most people don't have driers and are used to air drying on the line but I've just got a drier and love it for finishing off sheets in winter when there's not enough sun in the day to fully dry them. They only take 10 mins and it means sheets are done in a day.
🧺 thank you for the great tips. I hand wash lost off my items and lay flat to dry. If a hang my items right after the dryer has stop and clothes are still warm it save me time from ironing👍
🧺 Most unique tip I learned from this video was wearing layers to prevent sweaters and jackets from needing to be washed more frequently! How do you store specialty clothes you’ve worn once or a few times but won’t wear again for awhile? Do you keep it with your clean clothes or separately?
I would air it for a day or two and steam if needed, then storing with other clean clothes is fine, as long as it doesn't smell (in which case you would be washing it at this point)
Good tip: get undershirts that have a barrier under the arms for sweat.
My hubs has some in the brand Thompson Tees (I think that’s what they’re called??) that are a vneck style so they work under basically any shirt. They’ve got a thick padded part under the arm.
Not sure if they have some for ladies but worth looking into if you sweat heavily!
Thanks for a great video Christina! You offered excellent tips to keep quality clothing for the long term. I can vouch for Tru Earth as well. Once I tried their strips I have been a loyal customer. So neat, clean, convenient and effective.
I buy quality and wash everything on cold. I also don't wash every wear though for certain pieces and use wash bags for delicates
Excellent tips! You covered all areas. I got rid of my dryer many years ago as I only used it for towels and bedding. Everything else was air dried on the clothes line. Also the cost of electricity to run it was expensive. I agree it's a great idea to layer clothes to reduce washing. 👏🏻
i love how i was looking this up because i started working at aritzia and want to educate myself on product care, only for a lot of the examples used to be from aritzia 🤩
Thank you for this video. I love how well you keep your clothes! Thanks for all the tips. My favorite top was the steamer; although I use mine, I think I need to use it more often! Thanks again.
Bonsoir Christina 👋 I actually cold handwash my clothes as much as I can , even sweatshirt but for coats and bulky stuff I use washmachine. Thank you for your tips. 😊🍀😘
Hi! You’ll be please to know I was actually doing laundry while watching this video. Thanks for the steaming underarms in blazers tip. I’ve never tried this to combat stink! Also, I fold my knits the same way you do, then I hang them on the bottom rung of a wooden hanger where the fold is. But I have more hanging space than shelf space so this works for me! Thanks for the video!
🧺 I loved the tip of washing towels and jeans separately! I will also be picking up a steamer and fabric shaver for maintenance!
Thanks for another great video! You are so relatable in your content and as a person :) I find a lot of other YTers get caught up in the hype/brand/money trap, but you keep it real! This video makes me want to try to buy linen pieces again, because I think I didn't really take the time to care for them right, so they did not look or feel good.
Genius Video - concise and so informative! I’m kind of mystified by my fellow Americans doing SO. MUCH. LAUNDRY. I learned the ‘airing out’ tip in Germany for Sweaters and outerwear (especially after a night going out clubbing with smokers 😮), and regularly wear my Pie es half a dozen times before laundering them.I mean, none of us are out doing manual labor in the hot sun, so why do we think our clothes need to be washed after every wear?
Great suggestions. I stopped buying clothes that required dry cleaning when I retired 12 years ago. I stopped washing my jeans often when I found out a couple of years ago, that’s it’s good them not to be washed often. I will replace the few plastic storage bags I have with more canvas storage. Love your tips. Thanks
Always insert the hanger from the bottom of the garment in my opinion 😊
I’m a bit of a laundry nut, so I already do a lot of these (my steamer was probably my favorite purchase of last year). Some of these were new to me though, like washing towels separately, and I’d never even heard of a fabric shaver before! Thank you for this video, super useful ❤
I hardly wash my jeans either, though sometimes I put them in a plastic bag in the freezer for a night and then “shake them out” (to get rid of any bacteria and skin flakes) 😅
I wish my freezer was big enough! Haha
🧺I love my wool balls, air drying and eco detergent! Loved that you mentioned not washing clothes after just one wear:)
Amazing video! I actually hate doing laundry! I live with 3 boys so I’m doing laundry almost daily. Boys are stinky and dirty lol. The thing I do the most is air dry. I don’t put a lot of clothing in the dryer. Just mostly towels & work clothes. Sheets I put on a lower setting. 🧺
🧺 bought a year's worth of tru earth last time you worked with them 😂 I am also a huge fan of spot cleaning and gentle hand washing. I typically don't use a dryer at all but with all this rain we're getting in NZ it's become a bit more routine.
Haha it lasts so long!
🧺 I live in Florida so I wash a bit more often than you but I appreciate your insights. From now on I’ll be thinking more about care than just washing. ❤
🧺 loved all of these helpful tips 🧺
You read my mind! I accidentally shrunk my husband's wool cardigan and really don't want to do that again, and I really hate stubborn pit stains in my lighter coloured clothes.
Very helpful. I do the same with r-wearing items, even buy work out stuff, I am an instructor. On days I teach a light weight class, those clothes will be good for my class the next day. YOU are so NOT GROSS... hardly my dear. WoolX is an awesome brand of clothing that really works with the wear many times before needing to clean concept. I too have started air drying my clothes and not using the dryer as much. Thank YOU for your time and expertise with creating this vid! Have an Amazing week!
I haven't finished the video yet so may cover this too but if a t shirt is really hard worn and icky under the arms (stained and/or a smell not coming out with a single wash) then surgical spirit (rubbing alcohol) on that area before a wash is incredibly effective
My SAMSUNG WASHER/ DRYER set are the crown jewel of my house honestly. I save a lot of time and energy not having to go to the laundromat.
That said: I wash my bedsheets ONCE A WEEK (Saturday) in detergeant and fabric softener.
I wash my underwear ONCE a WEEK (Saturday) after a single use in detergeant, fabric softener and bleach if necessary.
I wash my work shirts after 2 or 3 uses depending on the color and dirtyness.
I wash my sweatshirts maybe once every 3 weeks depending on dirtyness.
Thank you Christina! This is very helpful. The steamer is a great thing!
🧺 Great vid! I also use the True Earth detergent sheets (about 2 years now) and am super happy with their products. I actually use a 7th Gen dish soap (plant based) to soak any of my woolen sweaters, then flat dry them. I do that once a year if needed before Summer comes along :-).
🧺 love it. I don’t wash my laundry after every wear either unless it’s visibly dirty. I think I’ve done more laundry in the past year with a baby (granddaughter) than I have in 15 years. 😂
I have a lot of pieces from a vintage reproduction brand that I looove but they can’t be washed all the time. So I am also a fan of the air out or steaming method. Also, steaming can be a great method to “clean” thrifted items that you can’t just throw in the wash (like blazers) I’m all about it.
I’ve been using TruEarth for awhile. It’s gentle, easier to use than liquids, takes no storage at all and I believe it’s better for fabric. After, I use the dryer balls. No fuss,no muss!
Same! Love it!
I line dry just about all of my clothing except a very few things on a huge drying rack. I have had cheap Target Mossimo brand t shirts last for years and years doing thing. I also wash my t shirts in lingerie bags. Anything with a zipper gets put into a load of laundry for zippers, which has been preventing damage to other things like shirts. I do the same as you and wash my things as little as possible.
This video is so helpful!! Thank you so much! 🧺🧺
Think all your ideas about how to care for your clothes were great 👍
Great tip! What steamer would you recommend? I have had a couple fail on me. So I’m a little salty about it but always looking for recommendations!
I pretty much hand wash everything or steam them. My standing steamer is in the bedroom closet, so it's very handy. If I wear something, I hang on steamer so I can steam and wear it again. I believe it's the dryer that ruins a lot of clothes tbh
Thank you Christina for making these videos 😊 Your style is great and I find your worldview really interesting.
amazing video christina! thank you!
I love your videos, but this one especially hits me, thanks a lot! These tips are really useful, while watching the video I caught myself on the fact that I am throwing the t-shirts to the laundry basket after a single use. I will try to air-dry them instead, and I am sure they will serve me much more 😌 and another tip with a steamer is also really handy, I will try it as well!
🧺Love practical videos. Thank you.
I love all these tips.
But for people from Texas that sweat every day. And have rain every week. This don’t work out very well. 😅
I agree, these tips don't work in hot weather.
🧺 Yes! Clothes get worn out from washing - not from wearing. (At least for adults)
🧺! Just catching up on videos! Good one this! Besides the Levi’s CEO 👨💼, designer 👩🎨 Stella McCartney ( also daughter of Beatles singer 👨🎤 Paul McCartney) , said to wash 🧼 clothes infrequently or to never wash them at all! Lol 😂! Hugs 🤗, Amy
I love your personality so so much 🥰 you’re a joy to watch
I love this type of video.
So glad!
Thanks for this! I also don’t wash many of my tops after the first wear.
Thank You very much! I really dont know how I can avoid washing jeans and keep them clean coz of sweat etc!
I love laundry videos, I also need to go through my closet 😫🧺
All makes perfect sense to me ❤🌿
Thanks for sharing these amazing tips for clothing care. I am impressed by the tips for spot treatment for denim. Recently I found an interesting channel on clothing care - *Hamlet Laundry*
thanks for the tips! it's very helpful ☺️
🧺🧺 about once a year i do a load of laundry where i refresh any faded black clothing with rit dye!!
Have you ever tried coffee? I've heard that works, too.
🧺 I don't put any cotton in the dryer and let them air dry because cotton is notorious for shrinkage
Thank you😊
Helpful video. I just started using detergent sheets (different brand). How is the Sloane steamer? I'm not thrilled with the one I have and would like to try another. Laundry tip: Dawn dish detergent makes a great stain remover and all over cleaning solution for most surfaces.
It’s good! I just don’t like the opaque water reservoir. I’ve tried the conair one too and it’s also really good esp for the price!
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Awesome video! Thank you for the tips 😊
Love all the tips 🧺
Omg! Finally someone who thinks about and does laundry like me! I also use lingerie laundry bags for my more precious pieces and delicates.
🧺 thank you!!
“Shout It Out” works on all stains❤️
Thanks for the video! Good luck on your way to 200k!
Air drying has become my best friend ever since I accidentally shrunk a bunch of my boyfriends favourite tees 😂😂🤣
Also started washing things less. I realized I was washing clothes WAY too much
Downy wrinkle release is a good way to release wrinkles in a pinch and freshen up the smell!
Denim gets so dirty in the winter. I hate washing em but that slush gets me sometimes so annoying lol
@@spirituallysafe lmfao and then you have to torture yourself till they find their place again! Lol rude to be that cute and temperamental, can't relate! 🙃
Great tips, thank you! 🧺
Very helpful! Thank you!
Another great video. Thanks, Christina!
can you link the steamer and fabric shaver you recommend?? 😊
Omg, this is so needed!!! 😍 you are awesome
🧺🧺🧺 Loved this; my favourite thing is to listen to a true crime podcast while debobbling my clothes 🤷🏻♀️
A great video Thank you 😊
Don't forget the freezing wool/jeans, too!
🧺 Thank you Christina! The most helpful tip for me is washing my towels separately from my dark clothes. It made a huge difference in my tshirts staying soft and not pilling within a year!