I’m an appliance pro and my 2-step method makes your towels dry faster – plus a crucial laundry step many people forget
IF your towels are taking too long to dry or are coming out crumpled, some easy tips can help speed up the process.
One appliance pro shares her cleaning commandments for averting drying disasters as well as the most common mistakes to avoid.
The balls boast the ability to reduce wrinkles and static.
They also lift and separate laundry as it tumbles, reducing dry time by allowing hot air to circulate more evenly.
This biodegradable item is also free of dyes and fragrances and serves as a sustainable alternative to dryer sheets.
LaLonde also has some strict rules for keeping your items smelling fresher and staying stain-free.
"Routine cleans monthly - or after every 30 wash cycles - are necessary to help keep it in good condition," she continued.
Removing dirt, soap scum, or other debris that accumulates over time will ensure your machine is doing the best washing it possibly can.
And that means cleaner clothes.
LaLonde also spoke with The U.S. Sun about how to best prevent towels from getting extra stiff and scratchy - and what product to avoid.
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When it comes to keeping towels softer, she recommends "using white distilled vinegar or baking soda as an alternative to fabric softeners."
"Fabric softener can sometimes leave a residue or impact the absorbency of towels," she added.