Words Related to Home and Garden - Laundry Room

a powdered detergent that is used for washing clothes, and typically consists of a mixture of soap and synthetic detergents

a laundry product used to stiffen fabrics, reduce wrinkles, and facilitate ironing by spraying it onto clothes for a crisp and polished appearance

a tool used to manually wash clothes by rubbing them against its ribbed surface while they are wet with soap and water

an outdoor cord or rope used for air-drying clothes by hanging them for drying in the open air and sunlight

a type of cleaning agent in the form of a dry powder or granules used to wash clothes

a fabric or paper sheet used in dryers to reduce static cling, soften fabrics, and add scent to clothes during drying

a container typically made of wicker, plastic, or cloth material used for storing and transporting laundry or dirty clothes to a washing machine

a device used to hang and organize clothing items in a closet or storage space

a long rope or wire that washed clothes are hung on in order to get dried

a device used for hanging wet clothes on a clothesline to dry

a laundry product used to reduce static cling, soften fabrics, and add scent to clothes during washing or drying, typically in liquid or dryer sheet form

a large basket with a lid, typically used for laundry, storage, or transport

a piece of metal, plastic, or wood, usually in a triangular shape with a hook on its top, that people use for storing their clothes in a closet or on a rack

a long narrow table, often covered with cloth, on which clothes are ironed

a warm and enclosed storage space in a house, usually containing a hot water cylinder, used to dry or air clothes

a small, cylindrical or tapered piece of wood or plastic that is used to fasten clothes to a clothesline

small, thin pieces of soap that are used for washing clothes and other household items

a cleaning agent that is used to remove dirt, stains, and odors from clothing and other fabrics

a storage system designed to help keep laundry organized by separating clothes according to different categories, such as colors, fabrics, or washing cycles

a collection of tools and supplies used for sewing, including needles, thread, scissors, pins, and other items

a mechanical device used to remove excess water from clothing or other fabrics by pressing them between two rollers

a freestanding rack used for indoor clothes drying, typically made of wood, metal, or plastic, and often collapsible for easy storage

a strong chemical compound used for removing stains, whitening clothes, and disinfecting surfaces