I must be doing something wrong as my clothes continue to develop pilling. I’ve seen a lot of people with clothes that remain looking new so I assume I’m doing something wrong.
For washing: I currently wash clothes on cold with the slowest spin cycle. My wife and I vary in the type of detergent we use (based on price and what’s healthiest (her concern)). I try to run a load that’s close to full so I don’t have to wash two loads (but if I have to run two or . I started using a fabric softener (name brand with no concern for health) to see if that would help but it’s hard to tell as most of my clothes already have pilling.
For drying: I run it on a regular cycle but I do have some particular items that I hang dry (jackets, clothes that were expensive, jeans/pants). My wife likes to use dryer balls but I don’t like them. She’ll use them if she’s the one doing my laundry but if not, I use a dryer sheet.
Am I supposed to be separating clothes based on fabrics or is there anything else that I’m messing? I’d appreciate the help.
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r/malefashionadvice I must be doing something wrong as my clothes continue to develop pilling. I’ve seen a lot of people with clothes that remain looking new so I assume I’m doing something wrong. For washing: I currently wash clothes on cold with the slowest spin cycle. My wife and I vary in the type of detergent we use (based on price and what’s healthiest (her concern)). I try to run a load that’s close to full so I don’t have to wash two loads (but if I have to run two or . I started using a fabric softener (name brand with no concern for health) to see if that would help but it’s hard to tell as most of my clothes already have pilling. For drying: I run it on a regular cycle but I do have some particular items that I hang dry (jackets, clothes that were expensive, jeans/pants). My wife likes to use dryer balls but I don’t like them. She’ll use them if she’s the one doing my laundry but if not, I use a dryer sheet. Am I supposed to be separating clothes based on fabrics or is there anything else that I’m messing? I’d appreciate the help. submitted by /u/raybaybay27 [link] [comments]
I must be doing something wrong as my clothes continue to develop pilling. I’ve seen a lot of people with clothes that remain looking new so I assume I’m doing something wrong.
For washing: I currently wash clothes on cold with the slowest spin cycle. My wife and I vary in the type of detergent we use (based on price and what’s healthiest (her concern)). I try to run a load that’s close to full so I don’t have to wash two loads (but if I have to run two or . I started using a fabric softener (name brand with no concern for health) to see if that would help but it’s hard to tell as most of my clothes already have pilling.
For drying: I run it on a regular cycle but I do have some particular items that I hang dry (jackets, clothes that were expensive, jeans/pants). My wife likes to use dryer balls but I don’t like them. She’ll use them if she’s the one doing my laundry but if not, I use a dryer sheet.
Am I supposed to be separating clothes based on fabrics or is there anything else that I’m messing? I’d appreciate the help.
submitted by /u/raybaybay27
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