Laundry Hacks - 2 steps to reduce laundry time by 82%
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- Опубліковано 24 жов 2018
- Do these 2 simple steps and you can cut 82% off your time spent on Laundry. I am a mother of 13 kids and we have reduced weekly laundry time from 5-8 hours down to less than 1 hour.
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13 kids and your hair is on fleek. 2 boys and I look homeless 😂 god bless. Great job!
Girl🤣 but Forreal!
Brilliant idea!
I have a 15 month old and I look homeless lol
Shoot yes. When you spend no time on laundry you suddenly have lots of time to have nice hair! 😂
Same.
I love how you debunked the myth that kids cant be responsible for their clothing. Your little guy was so amazing with his washing put away.
Correct!!
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My daughter washed and ironed her clothes from the age of eight !
I have given that responsibility to my 8 yr old boy to fold and keep his clothes in his closet . My policy is make them responsible since young . So they will take responsibility. In family we need to share duties anyone can clear chores
I've never thought that, my mom had me help her do dishes and mopping since as long as I can remember (6 yrs old). I always tell people, kids and pets are smart. If you treat a kid like a little person, they will be responsible. Of course, lower your expectations and give them tasks that they can manage. The one thing my mom didn't let me do until I was 16 was cooking because it's dangerous (and sewing with a machine she never let me lol).
If you have a small load, alternatively, you could put 2 kids clothes in separate mesh laundry bags and throw those into the washer so it's still kept separate but saves on water and electricity!
Genius! I feel bad doing small loads, seems wasteful.
but you still have to sort to dry. if it's too small a load, wait a few more days
@@anniek55112 You don't have to sort to dry using @Nurul's method. Just get a large mesh bag so the clothes are loose inside it.
Awesome tip!
The minute she said 13 kids I looked at her again and clicked “like”.
You need an award just for being able to stand up straight, let alone looking that great and being that calm collected and poised.
I have no kids and you’ve motivated me!
Haha. She does look gorgeous, but after your comment, I realized that she does look like she's about to collapse from exhaustion.
My mom had 8kids
She always said it was easier than having
One or no kids
Her reasoning was
If u have one or no kids
You have a ton of time to dwell on
Every little problem.
If u have 8 kids u have no time for nothing
@@PInk77W1 Agreed! I struggle less with 6 kids than most people do with 2 or 3.
@@findmeanewplanet wow. God bless.
I have good memories of growing up.
Even though it was completely out of control
LoL
Me too lok
Update: I've been doing this method for a year and have never felt overwhelmed by laundry since switching!
I can wait to start I just had my 9th and my baby has colic and was septic I cannot do anything hoping to solve a big problem
@@MegaMommaUlman Talk about finding someone who’s “been there done that” While I only had 3, with my husband it always seemed like I was washing for 9. LOL I’m sure she’s been in your shoes and I’m glad you found inspiration and a few tips to try and help save time. Me? I can’t offer any advice, but I’ll just keep you in my prayers. And just say “You ladies staying home raising our future generations are my absolute Hero’s!! I know it takes sacrifice to live on a smaller paycheck, but let me say, my daughter (27yrs old w 3 kids) just passed away August 2020. How I wish I could’ve spent more time with her growing up. I now realize that we could’ve done just fine on a smaller income, and I would now have more memories.. I consider raising kids the hardest job you’ll ever love..
@@MrsCluffRN awe... I am so sorry for your loss.... I am sure you did an amazing job raising your daughter. I feel the same way about you working mommas! You are heros too wearing so many hats! And juggling it all i am sure your daughter was proud of you and loved you and cherished the moments she had with you! We all have regrets 😔 trust me... look forward and spend lots of times with those grand babies and never look back with regret look forward with love and hope for what you can instil in you grandchildren!
Yesssss!!!!!
@@MrsCluffRN I am so sorry for your loss. I have four daughters around the same age. My heart aches for you.
I don't have any kids but i'm still watching this. Maybe if I write my boyfriend's name on a laundry basket he will put his clothes in there😂
Nope bf are immune to laundry baskets 😂
Best comment ever lol
My husband will toss his next to the basket or at the foot of the bed every time. I’ve told him where the basket is. I’ve picked them up and then complained about it. I’ve left them on the floor for over a week. He only mentions anything when all his work clothes are dirty 🙄 I’m like, “ I washed all the laundry in the dirty clothes baskets 🤷♀️” 4 years later he is still in need of training
Yeah rite lol
My husband gets ready for work and leave clean clothing options on the bed the chest chair any where then comes come and throws worn clothes any where smh leaving me not knowing what’s clean or dirty
I want to know how it’s SOOO quiet during this video?! Next video on how you’ve eliminated 82% of the noise in your home...🙏🏻
This comment made me laugh lol
I dont have too much of a problem with kid noise but my husband is sensitive. Our girls have never been allowed to yell or run through the house, (or touch the walls). I dont know, that is just how they were raised. So our house was never chaotic or loud. Of course it was three girls, so maybe that made a difference??
Lmfso!!!! Foreal
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I have 6 children ages 9 down to 2 and I started implementing this system over 6 months ago and it has been LIFE-CHANGING for our family…I share this with every big family I run into! I can’t believe how much time and room this system saves! Thank you!
Your 3 year old puts his clothes away faster than me🤦🏽♀️😂
Right mine takes 3-7 business days 🤦♀️
@@meganbouse3872 😄😂😂😂 me too
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@@meganbouse3872😆 expectations vs reality
I just wanted to let you know that your laundry system has changed our lives!!!!!!!! We now call it “The Laundry Revolution” Truly Thank you from the bottom of my heart! We have 5 kids and the Laundry was piling up. We feel so much better and in control now and the kids love it too. 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
Have you noticed a drastic difference in your electric bill?
This system changed my life! I have 6 kids, ages nb to 13. I had been doing more like the minimal mom's system, a single basket in the laundry room, wash when full. But then the clothes would sit and pile up on the couch. This system prevents the pile up and gets the kids involved without too much complaining.
I'd love more from you like this! How do you do chores? How do you get everyone to bed on time? Out the door on time? How do you deal with picky eaters? How do you meal plan, shop, cook...?
A more fitting title would be 'How to delegate like a true boss!"
I love the ideas. I needed you in my life when I was child rearing.
I switched to your system. I have 5 boys and its made laundry SO much easier. We've been completely caught up since. I love it!! Keep posting more genius hacks.
How's it going now, Ruth? You still keeping up on that laundry? 🙂
I’m gonna try this. The UA-cam algorithm knows my laundry is backed up obviously
lol, I hope it goes great for you!
Lol same here. You don’t know me UA-cam algorithm! Lol
😂
Omg yes it must. I truly needed this video. I don't know how it was reccomend but I'm happy it was.
Lol! Right? We are all grown up in the house, everyone(besides my dad) does laundry when needs be. I don't mind folding the close though, we are only 5 so I will not compare!
Listen lady...🤚 this changed my life. Period. I haven't had to do more than 1-2 loads every other day. It's so much better.. I'm never overwhelmed with laundry anymore. Thank you!!!
Teaching your children to do their own laundry is so important for their future. Well done!
Love how it is presented like a research paper/video! Shows that efficiency apply everywhere 😃 the engineer in me is loving it!
13 children? 🤯Some people are just born to do this. How does she still look so young and fresh ?
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I don't buy it.
They start at or before 20.
You have a zillion kids - the fact that you had time to make this helpful video tells me time management isn't a problem for you.
I was 11 years old, when my mother passed away. I didn’t know how to do anything that she did. The cooking, I knew how to boil water and brown hamburger. Laundry, I knew nothing. Cleaning, I knew how to vacuum and dust. Grocery shopping, you wouldn’t think that it would be difficult, but it is hard to figure out what you need for an entire week for an 11 year old. Back then you needed to iron a lot of things, I knew nothing. I got a quick how to for all of it from my Aunts.
I was the oldest daughter. I did have an older brother who was 13 at the time. And a sister who was nine. Our father was a perfectionist. My brother had to help clean and to make dinner every other day with me. Our father wouldn’t cook anything.
I always did my very best, often having to redo things, numerous times. I was always being yelled at for not doing a good enough job.
In addition to cleaning and cooking dinner every other day, i was responsible for ironing, washing, drying, folding and putting away the laundry for the entire family.
I was also, responsible for all of the grocery shopping. I was always yelled at for spending too much money at the store. My aunt would pick me up after school and taking me to the store. She would either do her own shopping or run errands. I was expected to do our shopping on my own.
For all of you who don’t like this way of doing laundry. It’s okay to do it the way you prefer, however its okay to do it her way too.
Having her children do their own laundry, well she is actually teaching her kids how to take care of themselves. Which is what a good parent does.
I did it all for my own family. I was determined that my sons wouldn’t have to work like i did and they were allowed to just be kids.
After sending my sons off to college, i found that a lot of children didn’t know how to do their own laundry. It’s the same with making their own meals and money management. These are all life lessons that all kids need.
I shouldn’t have had to be responsible at 11, but I should have helped and learned these life lessons. So many college kids don’t know how to do it themselves.
She’s being a fantastic mom. I would prefer that clothes are folded. But you could teach your kids to fold their own..
This is a fantastic video of how to get children to learn responsibility for themselves. She is teaching them!!
Awesome ideas Real Mom Real Solutions!!
You have an amazing story. I'm sorry you had to go through all that
Teach them to fold when they are older and have the physical coordination to do so and when they care.
We had a family implosion due to outside circumstances and people. My mother was physically removed from the house when she should not have been. So my dad landed everything including taking care of my uncontrollable brother on my 10 yr old shoulders. I didn't know how to do anything because my Mom did it all. I had to call her just to learn how to cook dinner for my brother and I. Most times I relied on memories and tried to make it work.
My father took zero time to teach me anything. He was not involved in the house at all but he was also gone at work 7 days a week. So many times I didn't go to school because I was too tired from doing everything.
Laundry I made easy. We had a community laundry basket in the bathroom. When it was full I put it all in the wash. No separating. Then I threw my brothers clothes in his room to let him do it because I refused. Knew nothing about clothes bleeding but it didn't matter, they were clean.
I sort my clothes every time. I use different water temperatures and detergents for different types of loads. Clothes just look better for much longer and generally last longer IMO.
But I understand why she does their laundry the way she does. There's 13 kids, for goodness sakes. She'd be buried in a dirty clothes version of Jenga otherwise. AND since kids grow every SINGLE night, she's constantly replacing clothes anyway. No need for the longevity that an adult might want.
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I do the same..but my mom was a child w 12 siblings...very poor hand washing ...
@@larasikora5534 I sort the clothes too because of different detergents. You can use different hampers for it. I have one for dark clothes and one for whites/colors. You can even have three or more depending on your system. And every time I put underwear into a washing net, that way there are no lost socks. For sock pairing, I try to pair them as I hang them to dry, so I do not have to sort through a giant bin of unsorted socks.
Thank you for your understanding!
Yeah, you're right. But I just cant keep on top if it that way. So for me, not sorting and washing everything in cold works for me. And I avoid buying anything that needs too much special care.
I get you... but I’m a mother of four under 5 n they grow so fast 💨 they be out of clothes quicker than you can blink....
Two comments: First, I’ve never gotten the idea of sorting laundry. Wash in cold water. Everything goes in together. Bravo! Easy-peasy!
Second, thank you for modeling your children working on household tasks. It drives me nuts when I see mothers who “have” to clean up after their children! Your THREE YEAR OLD is putting away his own clothes. Yes, teaching them is a chore. But once they learn it, you’ve given them responsibility for their own tasks permanently. Great example to all parents!
It sets them up well for later in life, too. They'll likely have to do their own laundry at some point, so it makes sense to teach them how.
I can’t just throw everything in together. I wash lights and darks separately and bath towels and kitchen towels separately. I’ve tried mixing and it seems to make the lighter clothes dingy even using cold water. I’m a crazy sorter. Although, if I had 13 kids I’d definitely consider this method.
I'm so sorry for your loss. Your children must not have made it to teenage years, who seem to have forgotten the previous 10-11 years of training as evident of their clothes being left on the floor for the dog's to use as padding for them to sleep on and then these now teenagers complain that dog hair is all over their clothes. (Coated German Shepherds). And yes, I am aware. That was a runon paragraph. Be glad I stopped. There was more.
So, i don't know if you've ever handwashed anything or looked at the colour of your cold wash waste water but it is very evident that darks still loose colour with every wash (the water darkens from dark dyes). Whites are best looking white, not dingy; the same argument can be said for colours. The dyes from dark-dyed-wash water attach to the fibers on cotton and wools (natural fabrics), not so much synthetic fabrics, affecting the "brightness" of whites/colours. Then of course, there is the reasoning for sorting/separating for those who use bleach, it should be obvious as to why you wouldn't want to mix.
If everything can go in together is the mentality, then a very basic wardrobe of synthetic blend and lack luster apparel can be presumed ... i just hope the cleaning rags aren't included in this "Everything goes in together" laundry philosophy.
Totally awesome seeing kids doing chores!! ;)
Robert Junge I have to agree. I sort everything. I cringe to see someone washing bath towels and kitchen towels in with their clothing. I wash my bath towels and kitchen towels separately in a super hot sanitizing setting. I can’t just throw everything in. It makes lighter clothing look dingy.
I love your idea! We have 10 kids, 11th on the way. We’ll be trying your system to simplify our laundry. Here is a bonus idea: get each kid to add their bedsheets at the same time as their load. :)
Other clothes will not be washed properly with bedsheets. It be would be best to set a day, just for bedsheets with others kids bedsheets
A husband who instead of criticizing came along side you to help. Refreshing!!
Wow 13 kids. Kudos to hubby for coming up with that solution. When he retires he can make money by answer all mom questions, heck he can do that now. You all would be rich 🤣
They already are rich 😂
@@debra7449 Children are the greatest wealth of all!
I have 7 kids you just gave me “goals”
You can do this.💃💃💃
I'd learned from MOPS decades ago about a company (headed by moms) to use their pegboard system with discs of either words or stickers of specific chores/routine things the kids each needed to do each day. It was an easy and fun way for them to feel accomplished and see they contribute one way or the other to the household. Eventually the kids could cross train a sibling when they wanted to trade chores too. (Only if Mom allowed it, of course.) 🤔 I think I need to pull that pegboard and disc system out and sell it actually. The discs also were helpful for reward system as they could dip into one of the jars and have something meaningful.
We just started this system! It is going great we had a ton of clothes bc I held on to everything not only is this system easy but if the clothes don’t fit they must part with their least favorite items and donate it. We are reducing the overwhelming amount of clothes we have one load at a time!!!!!!! Thanks so much for this video!!!!!!
Our family friends have 5 kids. She assigned each one a day to do laundry. With 7 kids and 7 days, you totally could do that!
To wash multiple kids clothes at the same time use laundry bags, the clothes stay separated and the washing time is cut down.
good idea, that would help cut down the wash/dry time too! especially for smaller loads or younger kid's clothes since they take up less space!
Tried this... the clothes don’t get cleaned good enough:(
But, how will the clothes get clean if they're trapped in a bag? Everything needs to move around and be beat to get all the grunge stuff out.
Ohhh good idea
@@sakbc1 that's why I don't do it
I know this video is 2 years old, but this was the best laundry hack video I’ve ever seen. I love your explanation for how it came about and the math on how it has so dramatically cut your laundry time. A well earned New Subscriber! I look forward to going through all your videos!
Mind blown. And Real Mom, YOU ARE OPEN FOR SUGGESTIONS? Babe you totally have this thing down! Well DONE YOU! (great marriage decision...who knew he would solve your laundry issues?)
It's soooo amazing how your husband contributed in thinking up a new system for your lives to be easier and more convenient. It even boosted up the sense of responsibility for your kids. And all this despite you seeming to be quite well off. This was honestly super amazing! Love the partnership in the marriage and the parenting tricks for the kids~
And wow, 13 kids! You really seem to have done quite well so far. I hope all goes well always~
You lost me at “mom of 13.” Girl, I am lucky to take a shower and take my vitamins. Thank you for being a mom hero!!!! You are awesome!!!!
I have also come to the conclusion that kid's clothes don't need to be folded before even watching this. A great system, thanks for sharing!
So, an older mom here! I had 6 kids. Ended up with 2 washers and 2 dryers which helped me amazingly well!!! I still sorted by color (old fashioned, I guess) but I did have my children sort their dirty clothes and put their clean ones away. I love your method!!! Teaching your children at a young age is so good for them! I did mix my kids clothes but I had two sets of three so teenagers with toddlers. I chose to pair up their laundry-a teen with a toddler which cut down the time of figuring out whose clothes were whose because large ones were the teen; small ones the toddler. We hung anything worn from the waist up and folded all worn from the waist down (exception was underclothing and dress pants). I had my children find and bring empty hangers to the laundry room when it was their laundry day. You’ve come up with an amazing solution! I will be sharing it with my grown daughters who are moms. Well done! Thanks for posting!
I would hate to see your water bill lol
Not as bad as our grocery bill! Haha.
@@TheeOwlette her water bill wouldnt be any different rather she ran two washers at once or did 2 loads back to back in one it's the same amount of loads getting washed.
Okay, I'm not the only one that was randomly recommended this today. Glad I found it though.
Just coming here to say we adopted this system with 4 kids about a year ago and I’m not exaggerating, it’s been life changing. Thank you so much!
When struggling with a mental illness, I find laundry overwhelming and my son is 14. We’re going to try a version of this, especially as we’re both doing a ruthless declutter & donating to charity. I’m hoping with less clothes and a better system things won’t be so chaotic. Thank you! 🤗
Very smart idea! I can’t imagine running a home with 13 children. You certainly would have to learn to be organized or go insane
I have 13 kids too and one the biggest things isn’t perfection but knowing that the here right now is true happiness
First, let me say, 13 kids!!! You look awesome!!! I stumbled upon your video and I so wish I had this kind of idea back when I had my first 3 girls (in the late 80's) this is a wonderful idea. I have another daughter( who just turned 15) so I will no longer be doing her laundry with mine after seeing your system and watching your little one put it away himself!! You rock!
This woman needs to run the country. The organization skills, and that little boy putting his clothes away, some adults cant even do that. God bless this beautiful family. The parents are jewels!
I am about to throw on my shoes and go STRAIGHT TO WALMART.......this mama is D-O-N-E SON!!!!!
Your little one sorting was actually quite impressive! Good sorting skills! Love the bins pulled out all at once method!
And he has a sense of self pride and confidence.
What great skills for your children! They often have made up sorting exercises in school, real life lessons are so good for us all!
This gives me all sorts of Cheaper by the Dozen vibes. Especially the stop watch and the targeting the area of most time consumption to be ass efficient as possible. I live that book :)
I love that book/movie as well. The original version with Myrna Loy and Clifton Webb is so much better than the remakes.
@@misscleo378 that IS the best version!
Who needs to visit Mrs. Murphy?
@@misscleo378 I like the sequel to the original Cheaper by the dozen which is Bells on their toes. It’s not as good as the original but I do like it really well.
13 kids. WOW! You are amazing.
I have 6 kids I CAN NOT imagine 13. You are a super woman!!! So inspiring!!!
Brilliant solution. Little kids love to help and be independent. I started mine cooking at 3, just packet cake mixes with different added ingredients each time and we made mini muffins that could be frozen. By the time they were 8, they could handle the oven by themselves. I never bought them snacks, they cooked for themselves, their friends were so jealous! They are now in their 20s and are all great cooks, my son is the best.
That's a great idea! I could for sure do better on helping my younger kids to cook. My older ones to take turns preparing a lot of the meals but sometimes we overlook the younger ones.
Honestly I especially enjoy that you've let your kids make decisions on how they wanted to store their cloths with the bins dressers or if they still wanted to use their closets because I know if I dident get that decision it would make me crazy. When I was about 16 I decided I hated folding so I hung everything and it was a good decision for specifically me and I think even small choices like this are great for kids to still feel like they have a say in what's happening to their own stuff. But I think it's also fantastic that your teaching all you kids how to do their own Laundry because that's an EXTREMELY important skill to learn.
Thank you for this video. I m a Mum of 4 and overwelmed by laundry. Thank you so much!
I have 7 amazing kids, age 10 and under, and laundry was killing me...i hated I was spending so much of my time on their laundry and not with them.
Your video was God's answer to my hearts cry. I saw it and implemented it 6 months ago.
I just got 10 hrs/week of my life back to spend trying to homeschool them and be with them more.
I dont know how to thank you enough.
May God bless you abundantly
Sounds a lot like the military. That’s basically our system for 100+ people at a bay, the washing process I mean. We fold and hang to perfection though 😂
Just throwing clean clothes in bucket like the little boy did I couldn't do, fold ya clothes
@@RainorShine1 yes, that looks stressful lol.
Mmm. I iron all clothes (except socks). I love our clothes to be pressed, as kids get older they also iron. I do not use a dryer, clothes are hung outside on clothes lines. Just because “I” do this, does not mean it is the “right” way, however it works for us. I actually enjoy ironing, it is my thinking time. Could not imagine a family this large doing it “my” way tho. Organisation is certainly a key to a household smoothly
@@RainorShine1 I hate folding. I hang as much as possible. Less wrinkles! Less time spent doing laundry
That bin system is genius. I wish I’d seen this about 20 years ago! My kids started doing their own laundry at 5 and 7 after I had ear surgery and couldn’t bend over for a while to reach the dryer. My little one used a stepladder to reach. I pulled myself completely out of the process, so if one didn’t do laundry they didn’t have clean clothes. Another thing is that most of their clothes were second hand so they’d already been washed and dried several times, and all bleeding was already dealt with by someone else 😀 My daughter had strong opinions on what she wanted to wear by 18 months, so I didn’t even have to pick out clothes for her. She did have a very- let’s say avant-garde fashion sense. But hey, if I tried to make her coordinate, she would refuse to wear clothes. I had much bigger battles to fight, such as what to cook for supper!
A big regret of mine is not making my kids do their laundry and I worked full time. I had to give them quick lessons before they went away to university and then I still got picture messages with questions re how to sort something or how to wash something else. 😂 One HATES doing laundry, the other likes it and the other, IDK. Likely his wife does it all. 🤷(sorry, daughter-in-law)
This video inspired me! I bought the cubby units and bins and let my kids do their thing now. My kids have autism and adhd, and because of your video, they taught me that I was putting their clothes away wrong! Lol! Now, they have organized their bin in a way that makes sense for them!
13?! You look amazing and are clearly blessed. 🥰🥰🥰
Wow this a genius idea! We totally underestimate how much kids can do, look what your 3.5 yr old can do. My 7+9 yr old put their own clothes away but I really should get them to do their own washing. That would save me and my hubby so much time!
Dang!!! This is AWESOME! Im a Mom of 11, and GIRL Im getting in board with this! Thank you thank you thank you!!
13 kids?! God bless you, you Angel 😇
I don't have any kids but I thought this was so cool to watch! Love the creative problem solving!
Of all the laundry videos I’ve watched and all the methods I’ve tried this is the best one, HANDS DOWN! With a family that has ADD/ADHD laundry has always been a major headache. But this method works so well for us! Thank you so much!
We've been doing this for a year now and I absolutely love it. I have ADHD and some of my kids as well and this works for ADHD I recommend it to everyone I know and every support group.
I am LOVING not just this video, but also reading all of the amazing comments on here. So many comments by women lifting up other women & commending their great ideas. We really don't see this enough. Im loving it! I wish we had so much more of this. Our world would be a much better place.
Finally! A laundry video that is actually helpful!
So great that you were open to hear your husband’s ideas! My husband and daughter don’t sort their clothes. I have always sorted by colors as well as by agitation level. My clothes are in much better shape, and my whites/lighter colors are not dingy from dark clothes. In recent years, I’ve invested in clothes that are wrinkle-resistant, machine washable and are still professional (I work outside the home and travel for work). It’s great that you have empowered your kids to take responsibility for their things (and their appearance).
YES
TY!
Sort ur clothes, ppl!
🤣the little toddler kicks his drawers back in....that's me too
Wow...unique and interesting and your little boy is adorable. It's wonderful to see them learning responsibility at that age.
As a mom and someone who worked in manufacturing/production, this video ✨speaks✨ to me
My goodness, you deserve an award...13 kids and you look like a model. Love this idea. Very helpful. Involving the kids at a young at is a very good idea. My 19 year old son is preparing to move away for his last 2 years of college and doesn't have a clue how to do laundry. God bless
Girl!! Your a bad a** thank you for this video. Oh my gosh I love that your husband used his knowledge from his profession to make you life easier
Your husbands idea is genius to say the least. This also teaches your kids responsibility and the time you save is priceless. Thank you for sharing!
I know this video was posted a few years ago now and you may not see this comment, but on the chance that you do, I had to come and say THANK YOU!!!! I have tried so many laundry systems, every single one of which has led to a traffic jam at the put away point. This system has done away with that, and our four kiddos are putting away their laundry perfectly now! I am able to put away the laundry for my husband and I quickly, no longer sorting into six piles for six people and then failing to seeing through putting them all up! This is probably the single most helpful homemaking video I’ve ever watched, and I wanted to let you know how much I appreciate you taking the time to post it! God bless!
Thank you so much for your comment. I love to hear people have success with it!
You and your husband sound like a great team. Congratulations on 13 kids. You have seriously inspired me to foster children who need a loving home. God bless your family with health, wellness and everything good🤲
Thank you so much!
I was shocked at how much clothes you had until you said 13 KIDS! Wow! Super Momma!
This changed our lives drastically for the better! My autistic son can handle this system! He's five and I thought it would take him years to learn how to care for his clothes but your tips and techniques changed everything! Thank you so so much for sharing!
I watched the entire video and am sending it to my daughter ASAP. She is the mommy of 4 rambunctious boys... 1 of which is a 100lb pit bull!
I just stumbled across this by accident and I think the lord knew I needed you! We’re a family of seven and it gets crazy with the laundry. We have been working on more independent responsibilities for the kids and this will be an excellent way to instill that it also show how convenient this is. Thank you!🖤
You changed my laundry routine with this. We are pregnant with #6 and I was always overrun with laundry. THANK YOU for sharing!!! My kids are 10 and under. the oldest 3 do their own laundry now and I also implemented the cube system. EVERYONE can put their own laundry away in 3 minutes. My laundry room is clean. THANK YOU!
I just implanted your system and it has literally changed my life! I feel like there have been piles of laundry in every room of my house for years. I’m so thankful to have this burden off my shoulders.
I love the professional know-how your husband has and applied to the laundry system.
Wow 13 kids, your blessed. You are amazing. Good job, i have two kids, i wont be complaining after seeing this video😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤
Update!!! switched to your laundry system and cannot believe how quickly we are doing laundry I still do the sorting portion but eliminating the folding is saving me soooo much time. 5 kids 5 and under here so this is a game changer for us. Thank you !!!!
I wish my mom had done this. She died 30 years ago, so this can't help her now, but she had absolutely the worst possible way of doing laundry. She would let the laundry sit on the floor for a really long time and pile up. Then we'd take it outside and shake it all off to get the dust out of it. I can't remember if she sorted it before doing all the washing, but I do remember her sorting and folding it for hours afterwards.
After she died my stepmom had us all do our own laundry and we each had our own day. My entire childhood, I thought laundry was one of the hardest jobs in the house. I was pretty amazed to learn how easy it is.
This has changed doing laundry so much. I don't hate doing it anymore. I wish I knew about this when all 5 of my children were home. Only have 2 at home now but has made such a difference. Will tell everyone who has more than 2 people at home
Every one in my house does their own laundry. Kids and teens need to be taught how to care for themselves. Kids grow up so entitled and clueless. Good job! You are definitely on track! Teaching my son how to wash dishes, cooking, and cleaning, nobody else will teach them this except a parent.
Great parenting. Sometimes it’s easier to do it yourself, but the kids don’t get to learn life skills.
I had all 3 of my kids ironing at 5, by 7 they could do their school uniforms. They want to do these things when they are little, let them. Start with a cool iron and tea towels, pillowcases and handkerchiefs. It doesn't have to be perfect, it just has to be done. When they start school they start making their own beds. Part of growing up.
When I was growing up in my family they don’t believe in washing machines. Everything hand wash. We had a washboard. We had small and large basin. Wash by soaking clothes in detergent. Then change to clean water and wash and scrub clothes. Then rinse several times until water is clear. Wing out and hang up to dry in over the tub. We had built in metal rod over the tub. Clothes will dry 2 to 3 days.
I purchased the Kallax shelf unit from Ikea this past weekend for 119 and 16 of the large storage bins from Walmart as you suggested for 120. I spent a total of 240 and labeled the shelf. My children LOVE it and so do I. Thank you!!!! What used to be a head ache is no longer a hassle. I am so glad I watched this.
I wanted to watch this for 5 people plus two temporary people. This is worth the try for big families with younger kids but not workable for adults. Lol. Not enough room for my clothes 😀. Kudos for the 3 year old!!! I was always told to teach my kids “chores” at a young age and I never did. They are on their 20s now and boy I wish I would have!!! You must be an excellent mother!!!
Thank you so much for posting this video. I have 7 kids and am buried in laundry and have been trying to find a way to change things for the better. The laundry room stacked hip deep with laundry? Yeah, that's my laundry room, lol. I love that you found a solution for dresser space! We only have 2 kids to a room, but trying to fit 2 beds (even bunk beds), plus dressers and toys? There is no room left for the kids to play! The bins idea was genius! I'm nervous about letting the younger kids do their own laundry......but I'm going to give this a try. Thank you so much for a real solution for a large family! Sometimes it's difficult to find solutions that actually work when you have a lot of kids.😊
Your husband is an AAAAHMAZING CEO that can still find ways to help at home,👏 👏 👏 🤩
He is amazing! Thank you!
As I raised my 7 we moved away from mixing clothes. That one thing made such a difference. Wish I’d had your video in my tool belt then. Oh I miss my years of child rearing. But, I’ve been consoled with two beautiful grandsons and my children have grown up to be wonderful people.
I only have 1 child, and you just changed my entire life. Love your channel!
I have 3 girls and we are five in total I drag laundry and folding . I will admit I mix everyone’s clothes 😭
Im going to adjust it alittle to my family needs and give it a try . I have a 7,4,2 yr old . So excited to give it a try !!!
Thank you so much!!
I’m a mom of five who homeschool and this is what we realized was the best way too!! You are the only other person I know who has done it this way! I love it!! Much less time for mom and the kids now have the responsibility to manage their own things. Love this video! Thanks for sharing!
So the LORD told me to do it this way but I didn’t understand how I was gonna do it exactly but he sent me to the vid to help me with the how thanks for sharing 😍💗
He provides for us when we have a need! ♡♡♡
Same! 🤩
Same😄
You are a very good mom! One of the most important things in life is teaching your children to be self sufficient! And when they learn at a young age, they will be able to take care of themselves when they get older and live on their own.
Good job to Dad for solving home problems!! Great family, bless you, thank you for sharing!
Kudos to you *and* your husband. Beautiful example of working together.
OMG!!! Where were you when my kiddos were little??!! Ok, they are in their 30’s so nowhere. But this is seriously brilliant! I’m sending it to all three of my adult daughters for their kiddos!! And yes, you really do look amazing for having so many children! God bless you and your hubs for coming up with this!!
Your hubby is a genius. This also teaches the kids to be responsible humans that so many parents do not teach these days
I can’t believe you have 1 kids let alone 13 . Slay mama ❤❤
If you are concerned about fabrics bleeding there is a product called color fast. Comes in a sheet like a dryer sheet but for washing. It is great.
Wanda Herring Not a great solution. They are made of polyester. They shed microscopic particles that end up going down the drain and polluting the oceans. The rest ends up in landfill. These, and dryer sheets are not a green solution.
There is a green solution on the market now, it looks like a little towel and does the same job many many times. Great tip
This is by far the best family laundry hack video I've seen yet! ❤️ Now if only your husband could reverse engineer dinner time, I'd be laughing! 😜
Way smart and the children are contributing to the house. Win win.
I honestly love this simple system. I have two kids and I'm overwhelmed with laundry