Learn our tried-and-true methods to keep your white sheets white and bright when washing them. In this guide, you'll find expert advice on tackling common challenges like makeup stains, sweat marks, and hard water residue also on pre-treating stains and utilizing natural ingredients like baking soda and white vinegar to revive your sheets' whiteness.

This article discusses the importance of using greywater-safe detergent for recycling greywater as a suitable option. Greywater refers to wastewater from sources like showers, sinks, and washing machines, which can be reused for non-potable purposes such as landscape irrigation or flushing toilets. The article emphasizes the need for using cleaning products, including laundry detergent, that are safe for greywater systems.

This blog from Heritage Park Laundry Essentials provides a step-by-step guide to creating a clutter-free laundry space, which can help prevent clutter build-up in the bedroom. The article covers a range of topics, including decluttering and purging, assessing your space, investing in storage solutions, labeling everything, creating a laundry schedule, sorting, folding, and storing supplies close at hand. Following these steps will make doing laundry less of a chore and ensure that your laundry room stays organized and clutter-free.

This article discusses how fabric softeners and dryer sheets can be harmful to fabrics, washing machines, human health, or the environment and suggests using natural wool dryer balls instead. Fabric softeners and dryer sheets are chemical-laden products that damage the structural integrity of clothing and linen; they leave waxy deposits that make towels less absorbent; damage microfiber towels, athletic gear, and children's sleepwear; and inhibit the wicking ability of athletic gear. These products also reduce the flame-retardant properties of children's sleepwear and can irritate sensitive skin. Additionally, dryer sheets leave a waxy residue on the interior of the drum that clogs the lint filter and reduces the efficiency of the dryer. Heritage Park Laundry Essentials recommends using their natural wool dryer balls as an alternative. Made from 100% pure wool, these naturally fluff and soften laundry; minimize static; can be reused for months; and are biodegradable. Heritage Park wool dryer balls are a safe, environmentally friendly way to soften clothes and home linen.

The article provides tips, tricks, and must-have laundry products to simplify your laundry life and to make doing laundry fun. March 30th marks National Folding Laundry Day, and this article offers tips on how to make laundry folding faster, including sorting laundry before washing, folding clothes as soon as they are dry, enlisting help, making folding fun, and experimenting with different ways of folding. The article also lists ten must-have laundry products, including a shirt folding board, a shelf sorter, a portable sorter, Heritage Park All-Purpose Laundry Detergent, fine mesh laundry bags, fabric shavers, wool dryer balls, laundry hampers, and specialized hangers.

This article provides a guide for washing down pillows and comforters. It suggests that while many down pillows and comforters can be washed in a washing machine, it is important to first read the care label and proceed accordingly. The article recommends that down pillows and comforters should be washed at least twice a year, but if the care label says "Dry Clean Only," the article recommends taking the item to a professional. In addition, the article suggests tips for keeping the down bedding fresh between washings, such as using a pillow protector and a comforter cover, as well as airing out the bedding in the sun. Finally, the article recommends using a mild, enzyme-free detergent specifically formulated for protein-based fabrics, such as silk and wool.

Now’s a great time to get a jump on preparing your wardrobe and home for cooler weather. Heritage Park Laundry Essentials offers a few cleaning tips to spruce up your sweaters, jackets, shoes, boots, and sports equipment.

Read the 10 reasons you should ditch your dryer sheets for all-natural wool dryer balls. Wool dryer balls are easy-to-use, save you money, are better for the environment,last for years and oh yeah your stuff dryers faster!

Made from 100% New Zealand Wool, these dryer balls are a cost-effective, environmentally sustainable option to replace your dryer sheets. Our natural wool dryer balls are easy to use: just toss three (for a small- or medium-sized load) or six (for a large load) balls into the clothes dryer with your wet laundry and run the drying cycle as usual, although your load will likely take less time than normal to dry.

Wool dryer balls are an easy, sustainable way to soften clothes and linen and speed drying time without harmful chemicals. Wool dryer balls are a better choice than dryer sheets or fabric softener. They save energy (and the Earth). Read our guide on Wool Dryer Balls.