Nursing bras are designed with openings to allow easy access for breastfeeding or pumping. They require extra care as they get wet and can promote bacterial and fungal growth. Regular washing is necessary to avoid thrush, a type of fungal infection. Choosing the right detergent is also important, with gentle, biodegradable, hypoallergenic, and fragrance-free formulas recommended.Read our care guide to washing your nursing bras.

Heritage Park Laundry Essentials celebrates Pi Day, which occurs annually on March 14th, by highlighting the history of the mathematical constant, Pi. This article explains what Pi is and how it is used in geometry and scientific applications. They also describe the origins of Pi Day, which began in San Francisco in 1988, and suggest fun ways to celebrate the day, such as eating pie, even offering up a favorite recipe for blueberry pie. Lastly, they provide tips for cleaning up after Pi Day festivities and recommend using their enzyme-based detergent, which can break down and remove tough stains. They also offer advice on the types of fabrics that should be washed with enzyme-free detergents.

Brooklinen is a popular luxury bedding brand known for its high-quality materials and softness. In this article, we provide guidelines for washing Brooklinen bedding to maintain its quality, look, and feel. The article recommends using Heritage Park All-Purpose Laundry Detergent, which is made with plant-based ingredients and a blend of natural cleaning enzymes. Best practices for washing Brooklinen sheets include pre-treating stains, washing in cold water on a delicate or permanent press cycle, avoiding bleach and fabric softener, tumble drying on low heat, and storing bedding properly. Additionally, the article provides special guidance for washing Brooklinen Heathered Cashmere sheets, which should be washed with a silk and wool detergent and air-dried to protect the natural cashmere fiber.

The article from Heritage Park Laundry Essentials discusses why most wool doesn’t need to be washed in detergent containing lanolin. Although lanolin helps protect wool coats from elements, pure lanolin creates a water-repellent barrier that is not desirable for most garments. Detergent with lanolin should only be used for outerwear or other external layers that require a waterproof barrier. Lanolin hampers wool's breathable and moisture-wicking properties that make wool so comfortable and cozy when used on items such as sweaters, socks, lingerie, long underwear, or loungewear. The article recommends using a gentle, pH-neutral detergent that is enzyme-free and made for laundering natural fibers like Silk and Wool Detergent from Heritage Park Laundry Essentials. The article also provides tips on how to hand or machine wash wool garments.

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.

While Savage X Fenty gear is mostly washable, it deserves a bit special care. This article offers easy-to-follow tips and instructions for washing Rihanna's signature lingerie, active wear, and lounge apparel.

When it comes to intimate apparel, there’s nothing quite like silk lingerie. Caring for your silk lingerie properly makes these expensive pieces last longer, stay beautiful, and maintain their “oooh la la” feeling. In this article, we describe how to safely wash silk lingerie in your washing machine or by hand.

The Big Game is almost upon us. And if you’re one of the nearly 100 million football fans tuning in, you’re probably anticipating the Game Day party spread just as much as the gridiron action. Philly Cheese Steak or KC-Style Barbeque Ribs, anyone? Not to mention digging into our usual faves like hot wings, nachos, chili, sliders, and gooey Buffalo Ranch dip (to name a few).

Here at Heritage Park, we spend a good bit of time telling you what’s in our detergent and—most importantly—what’s not in it! Our short list of ingredients features plant-based compounds and a proprietary blend of enzymes to effectively clean and safely care for your clothes and linen.

Here at Heritage Park, we’re all about best practices for doing your laundry. That’s why we constantly remind our clients not to overload their washing machines. But, depending on your specific machine and what exactly you’re laundering, that advice can be a bit vague. If you ask my husband, a “regular” size load is as much as he can stuff in the machine! But in short, a general guide for most washers is to not fill the drum any more than half way. Read on, as this blog will help clear up any confusion by discussing washing machine capacity and proper load size.

This article outlines simple steps for making your laundry routine more effective and efficient in 2023.