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4 Ways to Make Laundry Smell Good

By Matthew Lynch
November 13, 2023
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When it comes to doing laundry, everyone wants their clothing, linens, and towels to look, feel, and smell their best. Just because your laundry is clean doesn’t necessarily mean it carries a pleasant aroma. Here are four ways to make your laundry smell good and achieve that fresh, clean scent.

1. Use a fragrant detergent:

The first step to making your laundry smell good is choosing a high-quality detergent with pleasant scents. Go for a detergent that has sweet-smelling fragrances like lavender, eucalyptus, or citrus. Experiment with different brands and scents until you find one that works best for you. Most liquid detergents have a stronger fragrance than powder detergents; however, both can effectively provide your laundry with a beautiful aroma.

2. Add fabric softener:

Fabric softeners don’t just make your clothes feel soft; they also release delightful fragrances in the process. A fabric softener smoothens out the fibers of clothing to prevent static electricity and makes them smell fantastic too. Add the correct amount of fabric softener to your wash cycle according to the product’s instructions or consider using dryer sheets in the dryer as an alternative to leave your clothes smelling fresh.

3. Use essential oils:

If you prefer a more natural way to make your laundry smell incredible, try adding essential oils. Essential oils not only add fragrance but can offer therapeutic benefits too, such as lavender oil generating relaxation or lemon oil being capable of providing an uplifting boost. Simply add a few drops of your favorite essential oil (often 10-15 drops) on a small cloth or sponge and toss it into the washing machine or dryer with your clothes

4. Line-dry your clothes:

Allowing freshly washed clothes to air-dry in sunlight gives them a beautiful natural scent. The sun’s UV rays work as natural disinfectants which eliminate bacteria and keep your laundry smelling great. If possible, line-dry your clothes outdoors, especially sheets and towels, for the most pleasing results. For those living in apartments, consider drying your laundry near an open window or on a balcony to catch a gentle breeze.

By incorporating these methods into your laundry routine, you’ll notice an improvement in the smell of your clothes, linens, and towels. Try out different detergents, fabric softeners, or essential oils to find the combination that works best for you. Remember that line-drying your laundry is not only eco-friendly but will also give you that lovely sun-kissed scent to make your laundry smell heavenly.

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