The Best Plan to Get Laundry Done

If laundry is taking over your house, your weekends, and your peace of mind, the problem isn’t you—it’s the way laundry has been taught for decades.

In this video, I share a simple once-a-week laundry routine that keeps clothes under control, gets everything put away the same day, and lets you stop thinking about laundry for the rest of the week.

No fancy systems.
No color-coded charts.
No piles sitting around judging you.

Just simple habits that actually work—whether you live alone, have kids, or feel like you’re running a whole circus.

In this video, you’ll learn:

How to stop laundry from piling up all over your house

Why one laundry day a week works better than “doing it as needed”

The biggest mistake people make after the dryer finishes

How to make laundry boring instead of stressful

When and how to teach kids to handle their own laundry

How to build habits that last instead of routines you quit

Laundry isn’t hard—it’s repetitive. And once you stop making it emotional, it becomes one of the easiest household tasks to manage.

If you’re overwhelmed by laundry, behind on chores, or just tired of thinking about clothes all the time, this routine will help you reclaim your time, your space, and your peace of mind.

👉 Watch until the end to see why simple systems last longer than complicated ones.

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