This is a sponsored post, but all opinions are my own.
My son doesn't really know how to do laundry--I mean, yes, he knows the basics, but not the details.
This is where Biz Stain & Odor Eliminator comes in. It cleans up to 80% better than a detergent alone, plus it fights stains. And with my son's old clothes shoved around his room, this is needed. We have both the liquid and powder.
He used the powder on one load and everything smelled MUCH better.
Then he tried the liquid, which works just as well as the powder. Both the liquid and powder are made with biodegradable surfactants. If you prefer to use your regular detergent, just add some Biz to boost the powder. He washed his sheets, which needed a cleanse TERRIBLY.
I think my son understands laundry a bit better now. I did ask if this means he'll stop abandoning clothes around his room and he said yes, but I'm not holding my breath. He still needs to tackle the rest of his room, which isn't HORRIBLE, but there are some cobwebs in the corner.
If you're working on Spring Cleaning, pick up Biz Stain & Odor Eliminator which is available at most stores. I will be washing some loads of outgrown clothes with Biz and then we'll be able to donate them. This helps with some clutter, which is a huge plus.
Have you started Spring Cleaning yet?
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I taught my daughter to do laundry and she said she forgot to add the detergent. Um...
ReplyDeleteOh it's great that he learnt using it fast. Thanks for recommending this product
ReplyDeleteI have never used Biz detergent but if your son uses it I am on board. It is nice to see our college kids doing their chores.
ReplyDeleteI remember those days but for some reason my son picked it up pretty quickly. Guys don't seem to have to worry about delicates like girls do.
ReplyDeleteWe taught both of our kids how to do laundry. It's a skil they'll need when they're out of the house AND it saves a ton of work when they do their own.
ReplyDeleteTeaching them to do laundry is important. My boys fold all the clothes for me as one of their chores.
ReplyDeleteI need to try this for the dog's bed! She threw up on it yesterday and our regular detergent didn't get the stink out.
ReplyDeleteIt’s official, they can be taught!!! Also, this sounds like a great product 👍🏻
ReplyDeleteI love this. I was never taught how to do laundry until I went away to college. My mom just did too much for us. I need to teach my kids now how to do laundry.
ReplyDeleteI am so happy that my 10 year old daughter already knows how to do laundry and that product sounds really a great help for her to do better doing her chores.
ReplyDeleteNever heard of Biz before, thanks for the heads up!! Also, good for you having him do his own laundry!! Mine are still a bit young though the oldest is 8 and probably getting close to the age...
ReplyDeleteWe started spring cleaning last week. There's always so much to do to get the house ready for spring and summer
ReplyDeleteHaving them help you out with the cleaning is such a relief. I hope they get the hang of it and enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteWe have begun spring cleaning but my complaining teen son has not fared as well as yours. Congrats on his progress!
ReplyDeleteI've started spring cleaning my home! That detergent sounds like a good one, I'll have to check this out.
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Everything Enchanting
I'm starting spring cleaning this weekend....organize and purge is happening this spring in my household!
ReplyDeleteI like spring cleaning, i have been teaching my kids to help out too! My son helps with the washing too
ReplyDeleteSuch an important life lesson! And hey, parent can have a little less to do when kids can do the laundry!
ReplyDeleteYes, Spring Cleaning! Always a big part of the season. It's really nice to teach our teens to do laundry.
ReplyDeleteI am excited Spring is here, we have a load of laundry to tackle that is for sure.
ReplyDeleteso good for kids to do their own laundry. i have mine doing theirs and it's not only good for them but helps take a task away from me
ReplyDeleteThis is so important to teach the kids. It teaches them responsiblity, makes life easier for parents, and of course, they'll have to do it on their own when they move out.
ReplyDeleteLaundry is a life skill that everyone should know! I was amazed at how many freshmen didn't know how to do laundry when they headed out for college. Biz sounds great, especially for those stinky clothes.
ReplyDeleteI love these products! I have them at home and use them often. I think they do a great job.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a really great and very important lesson to teach to our kids!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a really great and very informative post! My son already know how to do laundry I started teaching him since he was 14 years old
ReplyDeleteGreat post, my son is taking his good old time to learn how to do laundry it is so easy for mom to do it. But spring cleaning is the best time to start.
ReplyDeleteMy husband can only use Tide but I would love to try this!
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