There’s nothing like opening up a fresh package of sheets. Most of the time, they’re perfectly ironed—almost crisp—and they never feel softer or luxurious than before that first use. While you're ...

Your bed sheets are probably really gross — surprisingly even more so when the temperatures are cooling down. Every time you lie on your bed, your sheets collect dead skin, dust mites, bodily fluids ...

Sort sheets, pre-treat stains, and wash on the right temp and gentle cycle. Dry on low heat or line-dry; wash every 1–2 weeks (more often if needed). Skip bleach and softeners; treat stains correctly ...

If you sweat a lot at night, have allergies or share your bed with a pet, it’s best to wash your sheets every three to four ...

Here’s a fun fact that might make you want to strip your bed immediately: after just one week, pillowcases and sheets contain between 3 and 5 million CFUs (colony-forming units) of bacteria per square ...

Ah, laundry... the one house chore that never ends (like washing dishes). Whether it's clothes or linens, there's always something to toss in the wash for a sanitizing clean. And sometimes, it seems ...

Experts recommend washing your sheets once a week in the winter. More time indoors and closed windows warrant frequent washing in winter. Wash your sheets with a high-quality detergent and dry them ...