Q&A: Laundering Big Items, Where to Sell Books, When to Cancel Term Life Insurance

Q&A: Laundering Big Items, Where to Sell Books, When to Cancel Term Life Insurance
If your home is like most, you have the perfect vessel large enough to hand-launder blankets, making them line-ready to air-dry. It's the bathtub. KlavdiyaV/Shutterstock
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Dear Mary: It’s summertime and I would like to wash the large blankets and comforters on the beds, but they’re too big for my standard size washing machine. A large machine at a laundromat is at least $5 a load! Yikes! What’s a better and/or cheaper way to get them washed and hang them out on the clothesline at home to air-dry and freshen? Thanks again for all you do! —Marie
Dear Marie: If your home is like most, you have the perfect vessel large enough to hand-launder blankets, making them line-ready to air-dry. It’s the bathtub. Read this post; then adapt the method for your blankets according to their specific laundering instructions.
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