Laundry

Moving into a new house or redoing an old space, there’s a lot that goes into a perfect laundry room. Location, a working area, utilities, fixture and fittings, choice of appliances and storage are all necessary. And who says a laundry room needs to be a boring space?

What should you do (or don’t do) to ensure hassle-free operation, long life, and safety of your front load or top load washing machine?

Laundry odour is a problem we come across quite frequently. Whether you’ve forgotten the washed load in the washing machine or the weather is too damp, moist clothes end up emitting a foul, musty smell.

Taking care of your clothes involves more than just selecting the right detergent - it's also about understanding your fabrics and selecting the appropriate wash cycle in your washing machine. Each fabric—cotton, wool, silk, or synthetics - has unique characteristics that need specific care to ensure longevity.

In commercial laundry operations, ensuring impeccable cleanliness, and freshness, and prolonging the lifespan of garments is a must. An indispensable part of achieving these ideal results are the commercial laundry chemicals, which, with their diverse types and usages, can often appear somewhat complex.

Healthcare facilities need to have the highest standards of hygiene so that they can protect their patients at all times. In this environment, ensuring the hygiene and safety of laundry is paramount.

Have you ever had to make the tough decision to give up wearing your favourite shirt, dress or pair of jeans because they gradually lost their lustre?

Sentimental about your favourite sweater? Worried about your prized pashmina? Ensuring that your woollens last long, don’t lose their shape or colours, and stay as good as new is a task that is made tough due to the delicate nature of the fabric. So how do you go about doing it?