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Laundry Mistakes That Waste Water, Energy and Your Money

30th September 2025

Laundry Mistakes That Waste Water, Energy and Your Money

Laundry may feel routine, but small mistakes in how we wash, dry, and care for clothes can add up — wasting water, energy, and money, while harming the environment. Here’s what to watch out for and how to do it smarter.

 

1. Washing Small or Partial Loads

Running a half-empty washer uses almost the same amount of water and electricity as a full load. Wait until your machine is full to maximize efficiency.

2. Using Hot Water Unnecessarily

Hot water consumes more energy and can fade colors or shrink fabrics. Most clothes clean just as well in cold water — and it’s gentler on fabrics too.

3. Overusing Detergent

Too much detergent doesn’t make clothes cleaner. Instead, it creates excess suds, wastes chemicals, and can damage fabrics. Stick to recommended amounts or try eco-friendly formulas.

4. Over-Drying Clothes

Dryers are energy-intensive and can cause shrinkage or wear. Air-dry whenever possible, or use shorter cycles if machine-drying is needed.

5. Ignoring Care Labels

Skipping care instructions can lead to ruined clothes and more frequent replacements, costing money and contributing to textile waste.

6. Washing Clothes Too Often

Not every garment needs a wash after one wear. Spot-clean stains and air out lightly worn clothes to save water, energy, and fabric life.

7. Not Using Eco-Friendly Services

Traditional laundry may not optimize water or energy usage. Choosing services like EcoSpins ensures every load is handled efficiently, using eco-friendly detergents, smart machines, and sustainable logistics.

“Small laundry habits have a big impact — on your bills, your clothes, and the planet,” said Taha, Co-Founder of EcoSpins.


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