Overkill on laundry?!?

Rosalyn Olivera: Well, the question is: Why do have you do ALL of the items in your closet/drawers?I would only wash what you plan on wearing for the forseeable future. if you don't think you'll wear it for a while, leave it, or store it somewhere else. Otherwise you're doing nothing but laundry and you won't have enough time to do anything else. If you have items that you know you won't wear ever again (or don't think you'll wear again), set it aside to be donated. Then, again, just wash what you have or what you need now....Show more

Eva Lichlyter: Maddie your either washing clothes that don't need itOr you have too many ?If you keep wearing and changing clothes unnecessarily Then you will end up with a lot of laundry Try having de clutter as you go And donate any clothes you no longer need or wear to charity This will stop overkill on washing them...Show more

Peter Lapoint: I don't think I could round up 30 loads of laundry if I emptied our closet and washe! d all the linens in the house! Why on earth do you need THAT many clothes? This doesn't sound like a laundry problem, rather a "time to clean out the closet" problem. Trying to reduce the amount of clothes you have by half or more would be a good place to start if you ever want to catch up on laundry. Then, try doing a load a day of the remainder, plus a load of what you've just worn until you catch up. Or, go to a laundromat that has multiple washers/dryers and do it all at once or in 2 trips. After that, run a load as soon as the hamper fills up, always fold and put away clothes immediately after they're washed, and get rid of one item for every new item you buy. That will prevent this mess from ever happening again....Show more