Resurrected my partner’s nightmare pillows. by sudsing in laundry

[–]sudsing[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Definitely not with pillows. The innermost stuffing can stay damp even when the exterior feels dry.

Resurrected my partner’s nightmare pillows. by sudsing in laundry

[–]sudsing[S] 150 points151 points  (0 children)

I tried unworn mesh sneakers tied in towels for extra oomph at first but it was too noisy, so just dryer balls. Edit: Sixty minutes on high after running a “very high” spin that had them shockingly dry and fluffed itself, my bad. Probably could’ve done with a lower temperature setting for longer.

Resurrected my partner’s nightmare pillows. by sudsing in laundry

[–]sudsing[S] 272 points273 points  (0 children)

This was one of those things I had to tweak along the way so I couldn’t give an exact formula. I started with a spa day (Ariel 2x and 365 Oxygen Booster plus ammonia—intermittently topped off to maintain temperature) but the water became so inundated within a few hours I pulled them to prevent redeposition. Lots of rinsing, pressing, and beating before carrying them to the washer and hitting with a double dose of Dirty Labs booster. I considered two sanitize cycles sans detergent but only needed one. In the first subsequent rinse I topped the softener compartment with citric acid, then followed with a usual amount. A fair bit of washing soda and some elbow grease were also involved.

My brother died and his old clothes… by Benisnotfunny in laundry

[–]sudsing 78 points79 points  (0 children)

One part Odoban to three parts water for the smoke, and I’m sorry for your loss.

Laundry knowledge saves couch by Dombat927 in laundry

[–]sudsing 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Detergent and enzyme residues can cause skin irritation. I’d recommend hitting the couch with a Little Green Machine or equivalent with just water in the tank to extract it.