Did you know that the average American family does 8-10 loads of laundry each week? That’s a lot of laundry! But did you also know that doing one’s laundry was voted the second most hated chore in America? If you’re among the millions who despise doing laundry, then check out the functional and aesthetically pleasing laundry room ideas we’ve provided below. Idea 1 – Making (More) Room According to a study by Homestratosphere.com, only 19% of home laundry rooms are compact (aka tiny) – the…

According to Reader’s Digest, the first electrically powered washing machine was built back in 1908. Although a lot has changed in the 113 years since it was invented, such as the ability to monitor your washing machine via your cell phone, some things have remained the same. One thing that hasn’t, is that the laundry room is often given less attention when it comes to dedicated space. For some, the available space in their home for a laundry room is 8 ft (or sometimes even…

The laundry room is often a place that gets overlooked or forgotten when it comes to organization. Homeowners have a need to turn their laundry rooms into a functional, efficiently used space. It should be more than a room where piles of dirty laundry are sorted on the floor. Ideally, it can be a place with storage for cleaning products and tools, ironing supplies, hampers for sorting clothing, drying racks and hanging rods. Imagine having a place to fold and iron clothing all in one…

Lugging laundry to your washer and dryer, separating clothes, making sure everything is laundered according to its label, folding clothes and putting them back is one of the more time-consuming and tedious tasks you’re likely stuck doing at least once a week—if not more. But having some sort of laundry room in your home—or just a small nook—can make it much easier to corral clothes and get laundry done in a more efficient way. Clearly, you should keep your laundry detergent near the washer and…

Maybe you’re one of those people who really enjoys doing laundry. On the outside chance that you’re not, implementing a few smart, easy organizational items that can easily fit in almost any laundry room can help lighten the load. You can have that with the Closet Works. What you’ll discover is that there’s so much more to organization than a prefab, pre-made system that doesn’t fit anyone’s laundry room exactly right. You’ve got loads of laundry to do, and we’ve got loads of possibilities for…