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Laundry is an essential household task that involves washing, drying, and folding clothes and other fabrics. It is a process that not only maintains cleanliness but also ensures that we have fresh and comfortable clothes to wear. Depending on the fabric, laundry can involve different methods, such as hand washing, machine washing, or dry cleaning.

Stains must be treated with care to avoid damage, and delicate fabrics require special attention. After washing, clothes are dried through air-drying or using a dryer, and then neatly folded or hung to avoid wrinkles. Regular laundry ensures hygiene and a well-organized wardrobe.

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In addition to maintaining cleanliness, doing laundry has several other benefits. Regularly washing clothes helps eliminate bacteria, allergens, and dirt that can accumulate on fabrics, promoting better hygiene and overall health.

How often should I do laundry?

The frequency of doing laundry depends on your lifestyle and the number of clothes you have. Generally, it’s good to do laundry once a week to avoid piles of clothes building up. If you wear more clothes daily or sweat heavily, you may need to wash more frequently.
What is the best temperature for washing clothes?

Washing clothes in cold water (around 30°C or 86°F) is usually recommended to preserve fabric and color. However, warm water (40-60°C or 104-140°F) is ideal for heavily soiled items, such as towels and bed linens, as it helps remove bacteria and germs.
What should I do if my clothes shrink after washing?

o prevent shrinking, always follow the care instructions on the garment’s label. For clothes that have already shrunk, try gently stretching them while damp, or avoid heat when drying. Air drying is gentler on clothes than using a dryer.
How can I make my clothes last longer?

To extend the life of your clothes, wash them in cold water, air dry whenever possible, and follow the care instructions on the label. Avoid using excessive detergent or over-drying clothes, as this can cause wear and tear on fabrics.