Load, wash, clean, dry, fold, and repeat.
Sound familiar?
The act of washing, drying, and folding clean clothing can be become repetitive, but what shouldn’t feel the same every time you do this chore is how much laundry detergent you’re pouring into the machine.
Thanks to TikTok user @wirecutter, apparently, more is less when it comes to laundry detergent.
Now it’s common to fill the machine with soap to the max or use the labels on the side of the twist and turn cap, but for every full load of clothing, only two tablespoons should actually be used.
So yes, every time this Sunday chore rolls around, grab a tablespoon and then one more, and measure it exactly to the top.
Using only two tablespoons worth will wash your clothes clean, prevent residue, and save money too; it’s a triple win win, win!
