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Got Kids? Battle Stinky Clothes With Laundry Pro!

Got Kids? Battle Stinky Clothes With Laundry Pro!

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Whether they’re returning home from summer camp or about to head back to school, one thing’s for sure: where kids go, stinky clothes are sure to follow! If there’s a puddle, chocolate ice cream cone or sweaty game of dodgeball, kids (and their formerly clean clothes) will find it.  Parents are then left with the stains, odors and unending dinginess that seem to be the natural side-effect to fun summers and school sports. Doing a family’s laundry often includes a collection of…

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Detergent Residue, Your Laundry & You

Detergent Residue, Your Laundry & You

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If you rely heavily on detergents, bleach, fabric softener and dryer sheets to get your laundry clean and fragrant, you may also have experienced dull, faded clothing, or “clean” clothes that feel sticky and have strange oil-like stains. In all probability, you’re dealing with one of the fun after-effects of conventional clothes washing: residue. In fact, back in 2010, the Wall Street Journal featured an article about Americans’ tendency to go way overboard in the soap department. The idea, of…

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Contact Dermatitis: Is Your Laundry The Culprit?

Contact Dermatitis: Is Your Laundry The Culprit?

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Maybe it’s happened to you before: you get an itchy, red rash on your wrists or limbs or hands or neck; maybe that rash leads to blisters that even begin to ooze a bit. You think to yourself, “What in the world?” as your scratch yourself silly. Turns out, it very well could be a phenomenon called contact dermatitis. Here’s the bad news: when you have it, it’s super-irritating and uncomfortable. But here’s the good news: it’s also curable and…

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Extend The Life of Your Clothes with Laundry Pro by Aerus

Extend The Life of Your Clothes with Laundry Pro by Aerus

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Maybe it’s your favorite button-down shirt. Or that pretty knit dress you wear all the time. At some point, though, with regular laundering habits, those beloved articles of clothing are probably going to show signs of wear. Maybe the color fades, or maybe the fabric pills. Maybe stains refuse to budge. Or maybe there’s a residue and lifelessness to your clothing now. You have to launder your clothes, but does that automatically mean you have to watch their quality deteriorate,…

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Now that’s SCARY: Inside a Dirty Washing Machine

Now that’s SCARY: Inside a Dirty Washing Machine

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Maybe your clothes are dirty because your washing machine is dirty. In fact, it’s very possible that the very machine you rely on to get your clothes clean could be contaminating them without you even realizing it. So while the visible dirt and stains might be gone, bacteria like E.coli can get redeposited by the washing machine itself.   How does it happen?   It’s unpleasant to think about, but microbiology professor Dr. Charles Gerba from the University of Arizona…

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Laundry Woes! The 10 Biggest Mistakes You’re Probably Making

Laundry Woes! The 10 Biggest Mistakes You’re Probably Making

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What’s the old saying? Only three things are certain: death, taxes and laundry.   Well, perhaps that’s not really how the saying goes. But sometimes it can feel that way. Depending on the size of your household, tackling the laundry situation can range from relatively painless (single bachelor!) to something for which you’ve considered hiring a personal assistant (working mom of 4 kids).   And, the more people whose dirty clothes need washing, the more you have to stop to…

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6 Clever & Practical Laundry Room Ideas

6 Clever & Practical Laundry Room Ideas

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As more Americans remodel or build new homes, the once oft-forgotten laundry room seems to be getting an overhaul. Simply put, people are thinking more about their laundry: better ways to clean, using fewer chemicals, being more energy efficient, and, of course, having an ideal space in which to carry out the task.   Here are 5 innovative ideas we found that can make the chore of doing laundry a little easier.   A built-in pet shower What better place…

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5 Tips For Getting Softer Towels (Hint: It’s Not More Fabric Softener!)

5 Tips For Getting Softer Towels (Hint: It’s Not More Fabric Softener!)

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If your towels are beginning to feel like steel wool, you might be tempted to correct the problem by adding a boatload of fabric softener to your next washing cycle. But fabric softener isn’t cheap, is a pain to lug in from the store, and can leave a residue that actually makes your towels less absorbent.   Good Housekeeping has some great tips on how to get softer towels…and we have a few of our own!   If you have…

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Get winter clothes and linens ready for storage with Laundry Pro!

Get winter clothes and linens ready for storage with Laundry Pro!

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Here’s a trend you may not have heard about: when springtime rolls around, some people gather their winter clothes and linens, take them to the dry cleaner’s for cleaning, and then store them there until the next year! Coats, heavy blankets, scarves, hats and sweaters might all need a good cleaning after a season’s worth of wear, but the dry cleaning process can be costly – not to mention laden with chemicals. We think there’s a more effective, safer and…

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Clean Your Home With…Water!

Clean Your Home With…Water!

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What if there was a way to clean multiple surfaces in your home…with just a spray bottle full of water? No chemicals, no dyes or synthetic fragrances, no aerosols, no fumes. Just plain water that’s been infused with oxygen.   It’s a pretty exciting concept, right? It’s certainly safe for your family. It’s friendly to the environment. It’s natural. And, if you own a Laundry Pro, it could cost only pennies a year.   Laundry Pro by Aerus revolutionizes the…

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