Thankfully, the days when dirty laundry was thrown in a big pot and boiled with lye soap to get it clean are gone. (No wonder ...

Hot water is crucial for removing soil and killing bacteria and fungal spores in fabrics. Always use hot water to sanitize undergarments, wash cloth diapers, and remove mold. Hot water can also help ...

A one-temperature-fits-all approach may not be the best option for your wallet, your clothes, or the environment.

More than 60% of Americans still wash their laundry in warm water. It’s a practice that’s as costly as it is environmentally unfriendly. What’s more, it doesn’t make our clothes appreciably cleaner.

Most of us grew up believing that using hot water when cleaning is the best way to get rid of dirt and bacteria. However, ...

Cleaning a washing machine is an easy way to ensure you’re protecting your pricey laundry investment, as well as your ...

Hear us out. Washing machine manufacturers have been gradually lowering required wash temperatures over the years in order to make their product more energy-efficient, as heating water accounts for at ...

Doing laundry has come a long way since clothing was boiled in a large pot of water and then scrubbed on a washboard. Many of today's high-performance synthetic fabrics can not withstand hot water and ...