Detergents from Arm & Hammer, Tide, and Gain all recently tested above the new legal limit.

Sweater weather is officially here, and we’re ready to enjoy those chunky knits, pumpkin spice lattes and autumn leaves for a few weeks. And because we’re focusing on investment clothing pieces, we want to make sure we’re taking good care of our sweaters. 

The smell of clean laundry is a wonderful thing. From the sweet, fresh scent of clean towels and washcloths to the crisp aroma of freshly-pressed shirts and pants - there's nothing like it!

But what do you get when clothes or towels get smelly? Unpleasant lingering odors that get in your nose make you feel dirty. Luckily for us all, though, we can get rid of those nasty odors in no time flat with some simple tricks.

If the naked eye can’t see it, how can consumers understand whether 1,4-Dioxane is present in their favorite detergent? That’s where we come in. We sent samples of some of the most popular laundry detergents to international testing lab Bureau Veritas. 

Tide, Arm & Hammer, All, Gain, Seventh Generation, Method, Mrs Meyers, and many other brands use ethoxylates to make hard-working, inexpensively-formulated, high-foaming laundry detergents. Some use vacuum-stripping to remove 1,4-Dioxane during production.

It's a question that has plagued humans for centuries - how often should you wash your clothes? The answer, of course, depends on a variety of factors, including how usually you wear them and how dirty they get.

This blog post will discuss the best ways to wash your clothes safely and effectively. We'll also give you some tips on how to extend the life of your clothes!

Laundry cleaners are an essential part of any household. They help remove dirt, stains, and odors from clothing. While most laundry detergents work well for adults, they don't always work well for babies with sensitive skin. Detergent residue and chemicals can irritate a baby's tender skin, which is why you must choose the right type of soap if you have an infant in the house.

Luckily, several brands offer gentle laundry detergent for cloth diapers and baby clothes. They often come in different forms – liquid, pods, or powder, with some having scented varieties as well. These manufacturers make sure to include ingredients that won't irritate babies' delicate skin and instead keep them clean and fresh-smelling.