Categorize laundry: Start by sorting your laundry into different piles of clothes, based on color, person and fabric; for example cotton and wool cannot be mixed together, you don’t want to end up yanking those nagging wool pieces, from your towels or favorite sweatshirt (trust me that happens quite often than not. ) jeans, towels and sweatshirts cannot be washed together, the colors may bleed and make your experience that more stressful. You have your husbands clothes, that he needs early in the morning, and your kids are looking for school clothes, and what about them sheets and blankets, towels and etc ? Just thinking about laundry makes my skin crawl…but not anymore, with a few tips from one mama to another your laundry experience can be a joyful time, less stressful, and done in no time. 

Create a Schedule: Establish a laundry schedule that works for you. Depending if you are a working parent, stay at home mom, single or married, our schedules vary and are so different from one another. This is why we need a LAUNDRY schedule. Yes I schedule my laundry, and categorize how I am going to get things done. Whether it’s doing two quick loads,  or four you need time, and energy to complete them. Having a routine will help you stay on top of things and prevent laundry from piling up, which can create more stress and chaos.