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1. Wash Swimwear ASAP
Whether the pool is in your backyard or you hit the beach, wash the swimsuits immediately. Skip the sand from the beach and other dirt and debris. Tossing these wet items into a hamper or pile in the closet will also allow mildew to flourish.
Additionally, chlorine is a harsh chemical. The life of your swimsuits is shortened with chlorine eating away at it, wash items after every swim and keep the bathing togs longer.
2. Hang Wet/Damp Towels
Bathroom towels or pool towels should not be tossed in the hamper wet unless you are doing laundry immediately. Hang the towels to dry, even if you are planning to wash them in a few days make sure you do not let mildew reign with a damp pile of terry cloth. Wash beach towels immediately upon returning from the beach, don’t risk the sand and possible bugs to enter your home.
3. Spot the Spot and Spot Clean It
If your barbecue was a bit drippy or the ice cream melted faster than your kid could eat it be sure to pre-treat the spot before washing, especially if you are not washing it right away. Pre-treating all stains will ensure spots are removed in the wash cycle and you can get more life out of your clothes.
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