We’ve all seen them—the little mystery hieroglyphics on clothing tags that look like they belong in an escape room challenge. But guess what? They actually make laundry way easier—if you know what they mean. Here’s a quick cheat sheet to decode the most common symbols: The Tub – Looks like a bucket of water? That’s the wash symbol - A number inside (like 40) = wash in that temp - A hand = hand wash only - An X = don’t wash! (dry clean or spot clean) The Square – This one tells you how to dry it - A plain square = air dry - A square with a circle = tumble dry - Dots inside = low (1), medium (2), or high (3) heat - An X through it = don’t tumble dry The Triangle – This one’s all about bleach - Empty triangle = bleach is safe - Striped triangle = non-chlorine bleach only - X over triangle = no bleach ever The Iron – Looks like… well, an iron - Dots = how hot - An X = don’t iron (you’ll melt it) - 🎯 The Circle – Means dry clean Letters inside tell the cleaner what solvents to use - X through it = no dry cleaning Still confused? Just drop off your laundry with us and we’ll make sure your clothes are treated exactly the way they should be—so they stay fresh, clean, and looking good.

Laundry today? Push a button. But back in the day? It was a whole thing. 👚 1800s – Laundry was done by hand with washboards and elbow grease. Riverbanks were the original spin cycles. 👕 1900s – Enter the wringer washer! Loud, bulky, but a total game-changer. 👖 1950s – Washing machines invade homes, cue the suburban laundry room. 🧺 Today – You can tap your phone and we’ll show up to pick up your dirty socks. Technology has come a long way, but one thing hasn’t changed: nobody wants to do laundry. That’s why we’re here—because the future should smell like lavender and be folded into neat little piles.

Got lace, silk, or that blouse that cost way too much? Don’t sweat it—your local laundromat is still a safe place for delicates. 🧼 Here’s how to treat them right: Use mesh laundry bags to protect them from snags Pick a gentle or delicate cycle Use cold water and mild detergent Skip the dryer—air dry flat or hang up carefully Don’t want to risk it? Ask about our drop-off service—we treat your delicates like royalty (minus the crowns, but still very respectfully).

You’ve probably used fabric softener... but what is it, really? Fabric softener is like conditioner for your clothes. It coats fibers with lubricants to reduce static, prevent wear, and make everything feel softer and smell amazing. ✨ Pro tips: Use it on towels, t-shirts, and bedsheets Skip it on athletic wear or microfiber (it can mess with absorption) Measure properly—overdoing it can leave buildup Don’t like liquid softener? Try dryer sheets or eco-friendly dryer balls instead. Either way, your laundry will come out fresh and huggable.