You don't always have to use the highest temperature.

There is nothing better than crawling into bed after a long, hard day. Covering up under your comforter and wiggling down into the sheets can feel like an oasis. However, this comfort can only be made ...

How: Wash at 60°C or higher with detergent to kill bacteria and dust mites. For deeper sanitisation, tumble dry or iron. To ...

If you sweat a lot at night, have allergies or share your bed with a pet, it’s best to wash your sheets every three to four ...

I do this instead.

Sort sheets, pre-treat stains, and wash on the right temp and gentle cycle. Dry on low heat or line-dry; wash every 1–2 weeks (more often if needed). Skip bleach and softeners; treat stains correctly ...

Here’s a fun fact that might make you want to strip your bed immediately: after just one week, pillowcases and sheets contain between 3 and 5 million CFUs (colony-forming units) of bacteria per square ...

Check the care label to ensure you wash the pillowcase correctly. Wash cotton pillowcases in warm water and with a ...