by Jordan | Jan 11, 2026 | Home and Lifestyle
a lot of common laundry advice is unnecessary for everyday households, and following it blindly can waste money, time, and energy without making your clothes noticeably cleaner. Most of us are over-washing, over-buying products, and overcomplicating something...
by Jordan | Jan 10, 2026 | Home and Lifestyle
Using a tumble dryer costs more than air drying, every single time. Air drying is essentially free, while a tumble dryer uses electricity (or gas) every time you turn it on. The real question most people are actually asking is whether the extra cost of a tumble dryer...
by Jordan | Jan 5, 2026 | Home and Lifestyle
In most homes, a heated airer costs significantly less to run than a tumble dryer — often pennies per hour instead of pounds per load. For everyday laundry, especially small or regular washes, a heated airer is usually the cheaper option. A tumble dryer can still make...
by Jordan | Jan 4, 2026 | Home and Lifestyle
For most households, eco detergent isn’t strictly necessary to get clean clothes — but it can be worth it if you care about skin sensitivity, fragrances, or reducing chemical build-up in your home. It’s not a magic upgrade, and it won’t suddenly transform your...
by Jordan | Jan 4, 2026 | Home and Lifestyle
For a long time, my home felt like it was constantly slipping through my fingers. Not in a dramatic, everything-is-falling-apart way — just a quiet, nagging sense that I was always behind. Behind on cleaning. Behind on meals. Behind on money. Behind on life. No matter...
by Jordan | Jan 3, 2026 | Home and Lifestyle
No — an extra rinse isn’t bad for your clothes in most situations. In fact, it can be helpful. But it’s also not something you need to use all the time, and for many households it’s solving a problem that doesn’t really exist. If you’ve ever stood in front of the...