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Laundry Hacks for Busy Moms

I’m sure that many mothers can relate – laundry feels like the chore that never ends. With a baby crawling around the floor, eating baby food, and exploring everything in sight, it feels like my daily laundry pile grows exponentially. Don’t get me wrong, I absolutely adore watching my baby discover this beautiful world through touch and taste, but it does require a little bit of extra laundry. Because I want to better soak in this stage of my baby’s life, I’ve decided that I need to make more time by simplifying my laundering process. Thankfully, laundry has never been easier with these laundry hacks for busy moms.

This post is sponsored by Dreft. All opinions are my own. 

Laundry Hacks for Busy Moms

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Do one load a day: Sometimes the laundry pile seems too overwhelming to even know where to start. The trick? Don’t let your laundry pile up. Do at least one small load of laundry a day.

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Pre-sort laundry: Use three separate laundry hampers for your clothes. When clothes become dirty, place them in their appropriate bins (lights, whites, and darks). Using this system cuts down on sorting time.

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Pin your socks together: Nothing is worse than finishing a load of laundry and having an assortment of mismatched socks in the bottom of the dryer. Completely avoid this problem by pinning your socks together before placing them in the washer. This really helps when it comes to itty bitty little baby sock; side note – there is nothing more precious than those tiny little socks. Pinning your socks together really saves time when finding sock matches.

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Write on your washer: I hate it when I forget to air dry certain items and put them in my dryer. I’ve ruined one too many cardigans this way. The trick? Using a dry erase marker, write a reminder on the top of your washer with the items that need to be taken out of the load before moving to the dryer.

Keep things smelling fresh: Want your clothes to have long lasting freshness? Dreft Blissfuls In-Wash Scent Boosters give your laundry that baby fresh scent you love. I know earlier I mentioned the massive amount of laundry that my little baby produces; but man, this is my favorite stage. Watching her crawl around the floor, babble, pull herself up, and explore new foods, I just want this stage to last forever. Using Dreft Blissfuls, brings back that amazing baby scent (and all the accompanying memories) with every wash. Dreft Blissfuls really are the perfect way to keep your laundry smelling fresher longer.

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Using these simple laundry hacks for busy moms, you can better focus on the important moments of motherhood.

 What is your favorite Laundry Hack?

Kristin

Monday 14th of December 2015

These are some great tips.I hate laundry! which is why i never have any. I wash daily. I pin our socks and try to have the little ones wear 3 outfits all week long if we are just hanging out less clothes means less loads.

Ashley - Embracing Homemaking

Sunday 13th of December 2015

The safety pin is a great idea! It's so simple but I've never taken the time to do it. I'm going to try it this week!

Lisa

Saturday 12th of December 2015

Love these hacks - especially pinning the socks! With toddler twins, we loose a lot of socks!

Jennifer Mercurio

Friday 11th of December 2015

I had no idea that Dreft made so many products. When I started using it... 10ish years ago, they only had 1 type of detergent. I haven't used it in years but with so many options I will definitely make the switch back

Onica {Mommy Factor}

Friday 11th of December 2015

Such a great idea indeed. I never did pinning the socks of my kids. I think I need to do that now Lol. Thanks for sharing.

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