We all know it's good advice to avoid overloading your washing machine, but do you know why? Here's why you should pay attention to how much your putting into your washer and dryer.

If you've started to notice things indicating your washing machine isn't really cleaning your clothes or a funky smell coming from inside the drum, you could be dealing with an overloaded washer.

No matter how you may fill it or pour it, chances are when you do a load of laundry, you are overloading on detergent. "When we asked consumers how much they use, they generally show us way too much," ...

Do not overload the washer and fill the drum evenly, so it doesn't create an unbalanced load. Select the correct cycle and spin speed depending on the type of clothes you're washing and double-check ...

Laundry day feels endless when small mistakes keep sabotaging your results. From overstuffed drums to scorched fabrics, a few ...

Arguably, the most common laundry mistake is overloading the washing machine. Clothes need space to move around to get clean. Stuffing the machine full might lead to ineffective washing and rinsing.

Have you noticed lately that your laundry isn’t coming out quite right? Maybe your clothes feel rougher, your towels don’t fluff up like they used to, or worse, they don’t even smell fresh. If that ...

We've all been guilty of squeezing in one more towel or shirt to avoid another wash cycle. However, experts warn that stuffing too much into your washing machine could actually backfire. Salah Sun, ...

Are you guilty of making these easy errors while drying your laundry indoors? Not to worry, we're here to help ...