Organizing your laundry room


45 Laundry Room Ideas for Small Spaces, Converted Garages & More

Avery Martin

There's no getting around doing laundry. It's just one of those chores that has to remain a priority. Otherwise, you can easily become overwhelmed. Even though the process — sorting, washing, drying and folding your clothing — might take much more time than you'd like, there are some ways to make it much more efficient each week. A good place to start is with a well-designed laundry room, especially if you have a small space. Here, we've gathered the best laundry room ideas to make your design scheme much more stylish and functional.

This roundup, including brilliant design and DIY tips, storage solutions as well as wall color and art ideas is full of inspiration for your home. You can take a design risk by combining your laundry room with an office, save space (and be practical) by converting a closet or go bold with patterned wallpaper and floor-to-ceiling shelving. There's even room to get creative with storage — think pull-out shelves for cabinets along with mounted drying racks, laundry hampers and ironing boards.

Take a look through these laundry rooms for 2022 that are big on style and order.

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Incorporate a Work Station

If a dedicated office and laundry area don't work for your home, combine the two in one space. Punch up the look with cheery wallpaper and pastel blue cabinets.

RELATED: Top Paint Color Trends to Keep On Your Radar for 2022

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Decorate a Shelf

Love the look of your well-decorated living room mantel? Recreate a similar arrangement in your laundry room by propping art against the wall and placing greenery in a small decorative jar. You can also store laundry extras on there.

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Have Fun With Flooring

There's no reason not to go bold with flooring in a utilitarian space. Try patterned floor tiles in a classic plaid to amp up your layout.

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Showcase Wood Cabinets

You can never go wrong with classic wood in a design scheme. Here, wood cabinets that provide ample storage are paired with complementary flooring to warm up the room.

Lindye Galloway

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Hang a Pendant Light

Lighting is key in functional spaces, especially in laundry rooms. Show off your style with a sleek pendant light that'll make it easy to sort and fold clothing.

David Tsay

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Go for Numbered Baskets

With numbered storage baskets in a bright color, you're sure to find everything you need to finish a load quickly without losing your cool.

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Paint the Front Door

A matching door and footstool pair well with framed wall art in this laundry room. For a predominantly neutral space, try an energetic paint hue like mint green or teal.

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Stack Your Machines

Save much-needed space by stacking your washing machine and dryer within a built-in for a sleek look. Carve out enough room for an open shelf and narrow cubbie to hold things like baskets and drying racks.

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Install Patterned Wallpaper

You might be reluctant to try graphic wallpaper in a living room or dining room, so experimenting with it in a smaller space, like a laundry room, is a good solution. Plus, it's a no-fail way to bring contrast to neutral cabinets.

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Keep It Simple

Sometimes less is more, and this laundry setup is proof. Minimalist closed cabinetry frame this apartment's compact washer and dryer.

Julie Soefer

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Go Tone-on-Tone

Choose cabinets and machines in the same color family to create a sense of harmony. While you can always go with grays, blacks or whites, this laundry room is proof that an unexpected hue can also work wonders in a space.

Michael Hunter

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Hide Supplies Under a Skirt

In a smaller space, get smart with your storage by placing extra laundry supplies under your sink. Cover up the clutter with a fabric skirt, then pull it back to find whatever you're looking for.

Avery Martin

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Make Sorting a Breeze

Work laundry hampers into the room's design, like designer Sarah Stacey did here. Place 'em on pull-out shelves to help you sort your whites, darks and delicates with ease.

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Elevate Your Machines

Ease the strain of loading and unloading by raising your washer and dryer. Use the riser kit that comes with your machines for an easy fix or take a cue from this chic laundry room designed by Christie Leu.

Sean Litchfield

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Build Machines Into Your Cabinets

Built-ins that extend from floor to ceiling offer plenty of opportunities to store extra cleaning products, linens and more. Mix in a few cubbies next to the machines to keep your laundry day must-haves within reach.

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Bring in Bold Colors

Liven up a windowless laundry room with bold hues. Let the patterned wallpaper be the focal point, then coordinate the flooring and cabinetry to match.

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Add in a Pet-Washing Tub

Don't forget about your furry friends! Carve out a space to clean your pet, making sure to tailor the width and height of the tub to their overall size. Install a hanging rod on the wall and use it as drip-dry area between washes.

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Install a Pull-Out Ironing Board

There's no way around it: Ironing boards are eyesores. Tuck yours in a cabinet, so you can discretely store it when it's not in use.

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Create a Multi-Functional Mudroom

Put machines on one side and built-in shelves on the other to give one room many different purposes. Tie everything together by covering the walls with playful wallpaper, like this black-and-white blowfish design.

RELATED: Brilliant Mudroom Ideas

Sean Litchfield

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Build a Countertop

Here's a prime example of where fashion meets function. Install a countertop on top of your front-loading machines to give you plenty of space to store laundry essentials and fold clothes as soon as they come out of the dryer.

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Give Your Laundry Supplies a Home

Find a place for all of your laundry day essentials — detergent, dryer sheets and stain removers — in drawers, baskets and canisters.

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Mount Dryer Racks to the Wall

Instead of taking up precious floor space, mount a few drying racks straight to the wall. When your clothes are dry, you can fold 'em up, so they don't get in the way of washing and folding.

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DIY a Clothes Hanger

Suspend an old ladder from the ceiling and hang clothes on the rungs to keep them wrinkle-free.

Julie Soefer

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Go With a Space-Saving Storage Solution

A mix of drawers and pull-out shelves let you designate specific spaces to store laundry products, keep laundry hampers out of the way and properly fold clean clothes.

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Attach a Hanging Rod

Ample counter space is a must in any laundry room, but this design also incorporates a hanging rod, which will come in handy when it comes time to use your garment steamer.

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Use Your Machine's Exterior

Affix a bin to the side of your stackable machines to ensure that you have exactly what you need within arm's reach. Go with something that can easily be removed and cleaned, like a flat-backed wire basket.

SHOP FLAT-BACKED BASKETS

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Designate a Spot to Divide Dirty Laundry

Use drawers to sort delicates, colors and whites (or however else you like to divide up your laundry). Wire mesh baskets, as shown here, are the ideal option since they air out dirty clothes before washing.

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Stack Hampers on Top of One Another

DIY a wooden shelving system with slots big enough to store two or three laundry baskets on top of one another.

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Add a Free-Standing Shelving System

A free-standing shelving system can hold all of your supplies without getting in your way of doing laundry: Store detergents on the shelves at waist level, handheld appliances down below, and spare hangers and cleaning products up above.

See more at Fox Hollow Cottage »

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Roll a Cart Between Machines

We all know the struggle that comes with side-by-side machines, often becoming cluttered with lost socks, dryer sheets and dust bunnies. If you have a bigger gap between the washer and dryer, fill that space with a shelved cart that you can roll in and out.

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25 Laundry Room Storage and Organization Ideas

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Speed up everyone's least favorite chore.

By Alesandra Dubin

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The laundry room gets a bad rap. It’s not relaxing like the bedroom, entertaining like the family room, or delicious like the kitchen. It’s just a place for chores and dust bunnies, right? Not so fast. The laundry room can actually be a soothing, welcoming place when it’s well organized, attractive, and makes smart use of space.

To that end, we rounded up 25 laundry room organization hacks guaranteed to make your space the absolute best it can be. Think smart laundry room storage ideas and solutions like magnetic bins, rolling carts, and installed racks for hanging. Get inventive with dedicated bins for lint and socks just waiting to be reunited as a pair. Maximize space with clever small-space storage solutions for maximum functionality. And don’t forget to make it fun with cheeky signage and decorative accents.

Our laundry room organization ideas pull from smart blogger solutions and DIYs, plus affordable products you can buy online right now that will change the game by creating a more functional space than you ever thought possible. Whatever the specs of your own laundry room at home, these laundry room organization ideas and storage solutions will help transform the space into a room where you actually want to be. (Move over, bedroom!)

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Three Section Laundry Sorter

Separate clothes by color as you wear them.

$40 AT AMAZON

This three-piece hamper means you can have kids toss their whites, darks, and colors into the designated hamper at the end of each day — and skip separating the colors by yourself on laundry day.

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Add a folding station.

A.k.a. a countertop. Give your laundry room a mini makeover like this blogger did by installing a plywood waterfall counter on top of your machines.

Get the tutorial at Vintage Revivals.

SHOP WOOD SCREWS

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Use pretty bins and baskets.

Woven baskets (instead of plastic ones) will add some style to your laundry room, while keeping the dirty clothes hidden.

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Foldable Laundry Rack

Buy a foldable drying rack.

$36 AT AMAZON

This drying rack is super versatile: It can hold up to 32 pounds of wet clothes when in use, then can be tucked out of the way to free up space once everything is dry.

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Use a slim rolling laundry cart.

Instead of letting the gap between your washer and drying to go waste, invest in a custom skinny rolling cart that'll fit between your machines and can store all of your cleaning supplies.

Get the tutorial at Infarrantly Creative.

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Rev-A-Shelf Fold-Out Ironing Board

Hide your ironing board in a drawer.

$206 AT KITCHENSOURCE.COM

This genius idea not only saves you space, but also eliminates the headache of pulling the ironing board out of the closet and setting it up.

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Or, hang your ironing board.

This DIY idea is another smart way to save space and keep your bulky ironing board from getting in the way.

Get the tutorial at The Wood Grain Cottage.

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Make your door work harder.

Purchase a hanging rack system for the back of your door so you can keep the cleaning supplies and tools you need nearby.

Get the tutorial at My Sweet Savannah.

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Industrial Pipe Shelf

Add open shelves.

$105 AT AMAZON

Forget wasted wall space. You can store detergent or stain remover on these shelves and hang towels off of the bottom. Talk about a hardworking design.

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Roll towels.

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Make a lint box.

Skip the trash bin and create this cute box to save up all your lint. Quick tip: You can use the leftover lint later to light an outdoor fire.

Get the tutorial at Polished Habitat.

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Wall-Mounted Laundry Drying Rack

Mount a drying rack on the wall.

$229 AT POTTERY BARN

This drying rack expands outward when you need it, then can be tucked tightly away for use later. Genius. Plus, there's a shelf on top for added storage space.

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Hanging Drying Rack

Or, hang a drying rack over the door.

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Use your small space efficiently by hanging a drying rack over the door rather than taking up precious real estate on the floor. This one folds down flat when not in use, and it can also be wall mounted.

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Designate a drip-dry zone.

Install a clothesline so delicates and workout clothes have a place to drip-dry. Short on space? Try a basic rod with hangers or a collapsible style that is designed to tuck away.

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Hang a helpful chart.

This handy poster will help you easily determine the best washing machine temperatures for your loads and items.

Get the free printables at Everyday Best.

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Laundry Guard

Use a laundry guard.

$30 AT AMAZON

To prevent losing your favorite shirt or pair of socks behind your machine, use a laundry guard to keep your dry clothes from falling and being forgotten.

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Assemble a moving laundry station.

Want to fold your laundry in front of the TV? No problem. This organizer on wheels lets you take this chore with you all around the house.

Get the tutorial at Hoosier Homemade.

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Create a miscellaneous items container.

We're talking change, buttons, basically a landing zone for all miscellaneous items that emerge from the wash and you don't know what to do with.

SHOP LARGE JARS

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Separate your laundry into bins.

Here's another way to get your family members to help out with sorting the laundry: Each number represents a different kind of item (like white clothes or colorful garments).

SHOP STORAGE CUBES WITH LABELS

David Millegas

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Install a set of hooks.

Hang your broom, duster, vacuum, and more cleaning supplies on hooks installed on your door (or utilize free wall space instead) to keep the room tidy and necessities easily accessible.

SHOP ADHESIVE HOOKS

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Downsize your bottles.

Transfer bulky containers of laundry supplies into more manageable glass jars. You can then use a pretty cake stand for organization and storage.

SHOP CAKE STANDS

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Small Wire Basket

Use the sides of your machines for additional storage.

$16 AT AMAZON

Make maximal use of your space and keep your essentials close at hand by mounting flat-backed storage solutions right on the side of your stacked appliances.

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Lost Socks Laundry Sign with Basket

Make a plan to reunite socks.

$39 AT AMAZON

Those lost socks aren’t lost forever: Designate a bin to reunite pairs as soon as the match comes up. A cheeky message imparts some whimsy in the space.

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Magnetic Bin

Consider magnetic storage.

$23 AT AMAZON

When considering your available storage options, don’t forget about magnetic options! Hang them from your appliances or other metallic surfaces for an easy, tool-free solution that can be reorganized without damage at any time.

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Laundry Room Metal Sign

Make it decorative.

$16 AT AMAZON

Sure, it’s a utilitarian space. But don’t forget how much time you spend in the laundry room (like it or not). To that end, give it decorative, playful touches that make the experience as pleasant and fun as it can be.

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Alesandra Dubin Contributing Writer Alesandra is a digital travel and lifestyle journalist based in Los Angeles whose work has appeared in Good Housekeeping, Woman’s Day, Prevention, Insider, Glamour, Shondaland, AFAR, Parents, TODAY and countless other online and print outlets.

Laundry organization. Laundry sorting in the laundry

Laundry organization. Laundry sorting in the laundry

The Clothespin blog presents a series of articles about the organization of the laundry. In my blog, I consider global issues and give information to help you understand global issues that you rarely encounter.

In a new series of publications, I draw attention to the daily routine tasks and operations, the performance of which has become a kind of acquired reflex for managers and managers of laundries. Why so and not otherwise will be useful for both experienced and beginners. Perhaps this series of posts will make your day more fruitful. nine0005

Laundry sorting. Why sort laundry

Dirty laundry entering the laundry must be sorted into several categories before being processed. Depending on the composition of the laundry, the degree and nature of contamination, individual washing modes are used for the laundry entering the laundry: different temperatures, water and detergent levels, and detergents themselves.

The sorting process speeds up the processing of laundry and the sorted items are stored separately for easy identification. In addition, dry bed linen, for example, is faster and easier to sort dry than it is to sort damp, often twisted and crumpled linen. nine0005

Soiled laundry should always be stored separately from clean laundry to prevent cross-contamination. The same applies to the crossing of dirty and clean linen in the laundry room.

Laundry sorting room

Loads of laundry arriving at the laundry are usually sorted and counted in the order in which they were washed. Dirty linen enters the laundry in trolleys, mesh containers, linen bags, bales, in the form of bundles of sheets. When it comes to laundry in a hotel, laundry can enter the laundry through the linen chute. Some laundries have conveyors through which the laundry is sent for sorting. There are also sloping chutes, along which the linen rolls into the laundry room for storing dirty linen. nine0005

Bags and laundry carts are most often unloaded by hand. The laundry is unloaded either onto a stainless steel sorting table (in smaller laundries) or onto a conveyor belt. In industrial laundries, sorting stations are used to sort linen - convenient workplaces for people who fold linen in batches. Laundry sorting can be done by groups of sorters or by individuals.

One sorter should be able to sort approximately 220-300 kg of laundry per hour. When several sorters work on sorting laundry, each one is usually responsible for sorting one type of laundry. This person puts “his linen” into an appropriate cart or bag. nine0005

Laundry should not be sorted on the floor

Some types of flooring, especially concrete, can add new stubborn stains to the laundry. Sorting laundry on the floor is fraught with an increase in the number of damage to the laundry. Someone stepped on, someone pulled, someone stumbled. Incidental risk of damage to linen must be excluded.

Speaking of stumble and step, it is worth noting the prevention of work injuries among sorters. Getting your foot tangled in a sheet and falling, injuring a tendon or breaking your leg or arm, is not as difficult as it might seem. nine0005

Linen chutes are common in hotel laundries. They should be written about separately, but in this article, laundry chutes are considered as a way for laundry to enter the laundry. When laundry enters the laundry through the laundry chute, it should land on a table or trolley, not on the floor. The height from the edge of the linen chute to the floor must exclude the presence of a person under the receiving hopper of the linen chute.

The chute hopper must be clean and smooth to prevent accumulation of laundry in the hopper and blockage of the chute. nine0005

It is important that the base of the laundry chute can be closed at night and in the event of a laundry fire. If this is not foreseen, the fire can spread through the laundry chute, which acts as a chimney in the event of a fire. The smoke through the linen chute will get to other floors and create additional traction.

The sorting room must be cleaned and disinfected regularly. Some laundries use ozone generators to disinfect the sorting rooms for dirty laundry. The laundry sorting area must be well ventilated. Air filters, ventilation grilles and ducts must be regularly vacuumed and lint removed. nine0005

The sorting room must be well ventilated to provide sufficient fresh air. Also, ventilation must have a filtration system, diameters of air ducts that provide the air exchange rate in accordance with the requirements for the design of ventilation in laundries. Under no circumstances should the air from the laundry sorting room pass through the clean area of ​​the laundry room

How should laundry be sorted?

Laundry sorting

Normally, laundry is sorted as follows: dry, soiled laundry is easier and faster to sort than wet, clean laundry. After washing, it is more difficult to sort the laundry - the laundry becomes heavier from the water, and when washing, the laundry can curl up into tight, tangled braids and bundles. All linen must be sorted according to the composition of the fabrics. Bed linen and table linen can be made from 100% cotton, as well as from blended fabrics containing polyester, polyester. A separate conversation about linen and synthetic fabrics - hotel linen is made from linen and polyester. Sorting by type of fiber helps to speed up the processing of laundry by washing the same type of laundry in one batch. nine0005

Sorting the laundry according to the degree of soiling

The laundry must also be sorted according to the degree of soiling. For example, cook uniforms and kitchen towels will be greasy and soiled than room stock. The same applies to napkins and mops used for cleaning. Heavily soiled items and linen should be washed separately using more effective detergents, increased mechanics and temperature. Colored linen is sorted separately from white linen. It is necessary to carefully examine the laundry, unfolding the bundles of laundry, in order to avoid foreign objects from entering the washing machine. nine0005

The shaking of dirty linen should not be excessively active so that the contents of the linen - epithelium, lint, hair and other dust and bacterial linen fillers do not saturate the air of the linen sorting room. The analysis of linen and its sorting should be thorough and accurate.

Bed linen used in hotels is often referred to as straight linen, since most of this linen is ironed on ironing machines.

Laundry is sorted into the following categories:

Sorting bed linen in the laundry

Sorting bed linen often reveals soiled linen and guest clothes (most often bedding and underwear). These things get into the linen during the cleaning of the beds when changing rooms. Sometimes pillows and bedspreads fall into bundles with linen. Together with dirty linen, soft toys of guests and their children can also be delivered to the laundry.

It is important that these items are removed from the laundry before washing and returned to the customer. As a customer service, a guest's underwear that accidentally ends up in the laundry should be washed before being given to the guest. nine0005

In general, hotel laundromats abound with finds - here are cell phones with clocks, soft and bed toys, documents, jewelry. The situation is worse in laundries that wash medical underwear.

Pillow cases

Pillow cases should be sorted from straight linen and washed separately. It is best to sort dry laundry. It will take more time and effort to sort the twisted wet laundry. Such sorting significantly reduces the productivity of the laundry. nine0005

Bedspreads and sachets

Bedspreads and sachets must be sorted from bed linen. Other wash programs are used to treat the bedspreads. Covers require dry cleaning or wet cleaning.

Sorting towels in the laundry

Towels must be sorted from straight linen because different wash programs are used to wash towels. This is due to the type of fiber and heavier soiling. In hotel laundries, towels are more heavily soiled than bed linen. Some guests wipe their shoes with towels, wipe the blood from their noses. In bundles with towels you can find soap, shampoo bottles, toothbrushes, combs and other bath accessories. All this must be removed before washing. nine0005

While all sizes of towels can be washed in the same wash (bath towels, hand towels, etc. ), white towels should always be washed separately from colored towels.

Colored towels

Colored towels are used when the hotel has a spa, pool or beach, massage or hairdresser. They may contain a significant amount of massage oils, sunblock creams and oils, and hair dye. Such contamination can cause premature withdrawal of towels from circulation. Components from the composition of laundry detergents react with the components of creams and oils and thin the fabrics. nine0005

Bathrobes

Remove the waistbands before washing the bathrobes, otherwise they may become tangled and tear the bathrobes. During washing, the belt can tear out the loops of the bathrobe. If bathrobes have pockets, they should also be checked for guests' personal belongings or foreign objects. Bathrobe waistbands should be washed in mesh bags. This will prevent damage and loss. The gown belt can get caught between the drum and the tank, get caught in the drain valve, wrap around the drum shaft and cause costly repairs. nine0005

Table linen

Table linen needs to be sorted to remove food waste, cigarette butts, cutlery and even pieces of crockery!

Cutlery that enters the washing machine can cause damage to the machine and cause expensive and time-consuming repairs that stress other machines. They can also tear, cut and damage laundry. All these are superfluous and unnecessary expenses in the laundry. White table linen should be separated from colored table linen to prevent staining of the fabric. nine0005

Sometimes in hotels where receptions, banquets and other festive events are held, colored paper napkins are used to create a festive atmosphere. It is very important to remove these wipes before washing. One red paper napkin missed in the wash can cause an entire batch of white table linen to turn pink!

A batch of pink laundry needs to be thoroughly washed with bleach and even ozone to remove the pink tint. Such rewashing will increase the cost and time for processing linen. The necessary rewashing of such linen will require a large amount of bleach and washing at high temperatures. Such overwashing can seriously damage the laundry and shorten the life of the laundry. nine0005

When a large amount of foreign objects comes in with table linen, the customer or the hotel food service manager or restaurant manager should be informed. The laundry manager must communicate his/her point of view clearly and comprehensibly and be careful to avoid similar situations in the future.

Tea towel

Kitchen towels should be washed separately from room, bar and restaurant towels due to greasy soiling of kitchen towels. For ease of sorting and avoiding confusion, it is recommended to use different colors for different areas of the hotel: a) for identification and b) to reduce cross-contamination. For example, a greasy tea towel used by kitchen staff will leave streaks and traces of grease on the glass during wiping. nine0005

Wipes and mops

It is impossible to imagine a hotel industry without cleaning equipment. For cleaning, napkins and mops made of microfiber and other polymeric materials are used. Cleaning equipment requires daily washing.

Kitchen textiles and cook uniforms should always be washed separately from cleaning and guest textiles. Such products have a higher degree of contamination and the nature of contamination is most often fatty. When using color coding for cleaning public and kitchen areas, cleaning equipment should be washed strictly by color. nine0005

The most common spots on bedding and towels:

Body release products - sweat and skin fat

hair masks

Body lotions

9000 bed and bath linens are contaminated with large amounts of blood, feces, vomit or urine, these linens should ALWAYS be considered as potentially infectious linens. Such laundry should be handled separately from other lightly soiled laundry. nine0005

Maid and laundry staff should wear rubber gloves when handling these linens. The solid fraction of the substance should be washed off the surface of the laundry as soon as possible. This must be done before sending the laundry to the laundry. Such underwear must be placed in a dissolving bag.

Dissolving Laundry Bag

This bag looks like a bag made of dense and thick polyethylene. The dissolvable laundry bag is dyed red and is tied with a special dissolvable tie. nine0005

These bags can be placed directly into the washing machine and dissolve in water. Where blood is present, the water temperature should be kept low, as the hot water will boil the stain. Red bags alert laundry staff to potentially dangerous and contaminated laundry and minimize human contact with hazardous laundry. The bags are designed to dissolve on contact with water when soaked during the wash cycle.

There are few photos and pictures in this article. If you have photos of a linen chute, colored terry towels, terry bathrobes, bags that dissolve during washing, and something useful for the article, send it. nine0005

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Laundry at the enterprise

Effective since October 6, 2009, the Intersectoral Rules for Providing Workers with Workwear oblige employers to independently (at their own expense) organize high-quality care for workwear. Care includes washing, dry cleaning, disinfection, drying, etc. nine0005

Cross-industry regulations apply to all businesses that use workwear. The rules also state: if the employer does not have the technical ability to care for workwear at the enterprise, he must involve a commercial dry-cleaner-laundry for this. But, despite the possibility of transferring laundry and dry cleaning to a third-party organization, it is more profitable for a company to organize its own laundry. In addition, it is of course economically beneficial for the enterprise. The cost of doing your own laundry will be lower than washing clothes in a commercial laundry. nine0005

Have you ever wondered what is the cost of washing 1 kg of laundry in a commercial laundry? The price includes: the cost of hot and cold water, electricity, detergents, transportation costs, staff salaries, depreciation costs and rental of premises. Costs will also be reduced by reducing the turnover period of linen. The employer does not have to purchase additional sets of overalls to replace the one that is in the wash. And finally, it is savings on the transportation of linen. nine0005

The quality of the wash is also important. Own laundry at the enterprise will allow you to fully control the process, reduce the percentage of rejects, comply with the most stringent sanitary and hygienic standards, and independently choose the mode and intensity of washing, taking into account the specifics of the fabric and type of contamination.

The 3D model of the equipment layout below shows the optimal location of the laundry areas (workshops). We invite you to familiarize yourself with the 3D model of the laundry equipment arrangement and the planning solution for an industrial enterprise. nine0005

Laundry project with a capacity of 97 kg/h of straight linen, S=190m²

Pos. Description Qty
1 Washing machine Girbau HS-6040
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2 Washing machine Girbau HS-6023
1
3 Washing machine Girbau HS-6017
2
4 Dryer Girbau STI-34
1
5 Dryer Girbau STI-23
1
6 Dryer Girbau STI-14
1
7 Ironing press KP-516
3
8 Cmol 1500x600 stainless steel steel
4
9 Shelving unit 1200x500xI700 (4 shelves)
11
10 Trolley for wet laundry TP-25
5
11 Trolley for dry laundry TP-25C
3