DIY clothes dryer

Many people still hold onto the classic handwashing method for cleaning clothes. Though it has to remove the stains from the core, the problem arises with wring

When I first moved to Chicago, the cold, winter shock of a shared basement laundry room was there to greet me. I had to go outside and up and down those narrow, icy wooden steps for every laundry trip. I said, nope, no thank you, then I quickly dragged our butts out to buy a drying rack. Besides saving quarters, and helping sweaters keep their shape, it also meant I was being green.

When it comes to hand-washing your clothes, it's just as important to scrub and rinse them as it is to wring them out before hanging to drying. Well-wrung-out clothes dry quicker, and a good method for wringing can make the process of hand-washing easier.

Whether your dryer is kaput or you're looking for ways to save energy, we'll show you how to dry clothes without a dryer. It's easier than you might think.

Well, with a baby on the horizon, we have to think about diapers. We are cloth diapering, which means lots and lots of laundry. However, o...

It works! One reader said, “Super easy and made clothes softer and smell better than with regular dryer sheets.”

Tips for drying your clothes indoors quickly, so you can ditch the tumbler dryer, no matter what the weather outside.

Here's a simple laundry hack involving aluminum foil in the dryer. Simply scrunch up foil into balls to reduce static. Here's what you need to know.

Last week I talked about building my wall-mounted DIY clothes drying rack from a Freecycled baby play pen. Several readers expressed their concern that my rack as-built wouldn't allow quite enough

DIY Washing Machines ideas are the best way to cut down your electricity and maintenance bills and create an eco-friendly washing machine on your own