“Odors that linger on clothing can be frustrating, especially after you’ve washed an item and the smell remains,” says Mary Gagliardi, aka Dr. Laundry, a stain scientist at Clorox and expert on how to ...

A tough stain will test anyone's patience. If your clothes just won't get clean in the washer, however, a number of household ...

Baking soda neutralizes odors by balancing acids and absorbing oils, leaving laundry fresher. Add ½ cup per wash to boost detergent or replace it entirely in a pinch. Soak smoky, sweaty, or oily ...

One of the signs of a satisfying workout is when you break a sweat. However, when sweat mixes with bacteria that’s naturally found on skin, the result is body odor that can get trapped in the fibers ...

Cleaning clothes from smoke damage and soot can be tricky. Smoke and soot particles embed themselves deep into fabric fibers, leading to stubborn odors and potential skin irritation. Follow these tips ...

Have you ever experienced that frustrating moment of burying your face in a pile of fresh, warm laundry, but instead of inhaling a clean linen scent, you smell the leftover stench of urine? Your first ...

Have you ever spread fresh, clean sheets from the dryer on your bed and noticed dark areas in the shape of…your partner? We all have. Our bodies naturally produce oils and sweat that can seep into ...