Using fabric softener and dryer sheets will make your towels less absorbent. Learn how to remove the residue and keep towels ...

An expert guide to why your towels go rough in the wash, including the changes you can make to keep them soft.

A bath towel that doesn’t dry fast enough can go from fresh and clean to a sour, mildew-y mess in a single day, especially if ...

Updated for early Black Friday Deals. We tested bath sheets from John Lewis, Tesco, The White Company and more, to find the ...

To wash your microfiber towels, Cohoon says you will need a bucket or sink that is filled with warm water mixed with a few drops of gentle dish soap. "Avoid fabric softeners and bleach, as they can ...

If your towels have lost their softness, smell a little funky, or just don’t feel as fresh as they used to, there’s a simple pantry staple that can help: White distilled vinegar. While it might seem ...

Don't toss those used dryer sheets after one use. Repurpose them to remove soap scum, dust, lint, and pet hair and to get rid ...

From switching to powdered laundry detergent to investing in washable sponges, these money-saving swaps work well for those ...

One of the most common mistakes is using too much detergent in the belief that it will result in cleaner clothes. However, ...

In Nashua, New Hampshire, this particular brand of thrill-seeking has a mecca: Savers, a cavernous wonderland of secondhand treasures that transforms the act of thrifting from a mere shopping trip ...

A $25 budget that might buy a single new t-shirt at the mall can furnish an entire outfit – perhaps even with accessories – at Savers. This mathematical reality changes the relationship between ...

Add 1/2 to 1 cup (depending on load size) white vinegar to the last rinse in the washer. Vinegar is cheap, nontoxic, ...