Last Updated on July 5, 2021 by Ellen Christian
Most of the upkeep around the house falls to me. While I am generally too busy taking care of what needs to be fixed or replaced, sometimes I would love to redesign a room to make it look and function better. The laundry area is one part of my home that I would love to redesign. I have tons of ideas I’d like to implement so I thought I would share a few tips from Jenny Komenda, decorator and blogger at The Little Green Notebook with you in case you would like to redesign your laundry room too.
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Redesign Your Laundry Room with These Tips
Tip #1: Dealing with a dark, cave-like laundry room is a chore in and of itself! By taking off the doors on a few of your upper cabinets, you’ll open up the space and create a place to store baskets. In this laundry room, we assigned baskets for every member of the house, which makes sorting a breeze!
Tip #2: Why not decoupage or paint insides of cabinets for a fun pop of color? It’s a guaranteed smile each and every time you reach for your detergent.
Tip #3: Don’t like the cabinets, floors and countertops in your laundry room? Every surface can be painted or resurfaced! For less than $30 in materials, the outdated linoleum, brick pavers and old, dark cabinets were updated in this laundry room with paint and with a concrete overlay product.
Tip #4 A rolling laundry butler can be your best friend, doing triple duty with a hanging bar, a rolling basket and a drying rack. It’s the perfect choice for a laundry room with limited space that hasn’t been updated in a few decades.
Tip #5: Don’t neglect your laundry room walls! Hanging interesting art and mirrors will elevate your room and make it feel less utilitarian and more “homey”. Suddenly those 400 loads of laundry most of us will do this year might actually be enjoyable!
Tip #6: Use a slab of stone or a simple piece of painted MDF on top of the washer/dryer units to create a folding station and to prevent socks from slipping in between the appliances.
We have a very small laundry area in the bathroom so I don’t have cabinets or room to add extra accessories. I headed off to Home Depot to see what I could do. The Home Depot is your one-stop shop for finding everything you need for your laundry room, including great cleaning products, appliances, organizing, storage and decorating items.To celebrate the #BrilliantHEClean campaign, Home Depot is offering a $100 gift card with the purchase of a Maytag Powerwash machine & 150 oz. Tide.
I decided to give the top of my washer/dryer all in one unit a different look. We have been using a folded towel on top which isn’t the look I was looking for. The people at Home Depot in Rutland, Vermont were very helpful for answering my questions and helping me find exactly what would work for me.
Materials:
- 24″ x 24″ 3/4″ thickness medium density fiberboard (MDF)
- 4 stick on tiles in “Gray Marble” design
- 1 small tester size paint in Rolling Pebble
Technically, if you want to do this “right” (as my Father says), I should have cut the MDF to 26″ x 26 1/2″ which is the exact measurement of my washer/dryer all in one unit. BUT that would mean that I would need to then cut the stick on tiles with a straight edge to make cover the entire surface since the tiles only come in 12″ squares. Honestly, I don’t have time for that & I like the way this looks. If you want to do it “right” order your materials the exact size and cut to fit.
Directions:
- Paint the back, sides and about 1″ of the front of the MDF in the color of your choice. I had my daughter do the painting.
- Let it dry.
- Peel the backing off the tiles and very, very carefully stick them in place.
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i guess i am behind the times, i just have a regular washer and dryer, and i learned that you had to use that special detergent like tide he in the newer washers
We would like to install an ironing station (fold-out) in one of our walls.
Thanks for the giveaway…A rolling laundry butler makes a useful addition to a laundry room.
I learned that the rolling butler can be your friend!
I learned that the average family does around 400 loads of laundry each year
I learned the average family does around 400 loads of laundry each year. Sheesh!
I’d make it bigger, for sure. I’d also build a laundry basket holder and folding table.
Decorate the walls of the laundry room to make it feel homier.
Wow! I learned the average family does around 400 loads of laundry each year!!
I learned that the clothes pin accented mirror is most definitely in my future!
One of the ideas I like is the hanging bar. I could definitely hang a few items up while I’m doing laundry!
I would like brighter walls.
I learned that The average family does 400 loads of laundry a year
Steam helps remove stains.
I would paint and add more shelfs.
I learned that you can use a slab of stone or a simple piece of painted MDF on top of washer/dryer units to create a folding station
I learned it is not expensive necessarily to redo your laundry room and give it a more pleasant, welcoming look. Paint and a cement overlay can cost less than thirty dollars.
Steam helps remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria
I would redesign my laundry room by adding the little folding top likw you made & I would love to redo my shelfs . I only have two & I can hardly rach the first one!
I learned most families on avg do 400 loads of Laundry a year! That sound about right to me. 365 days a year that’s 1 load a day & at least two on the weekends!
more bins and less cabinets
I learned that they updated this room with paint and a concrete overlay for less than $30 in materials.
Dealing with a dark, cave-like laundry room is a chore in and of itself! By taking off the doors on a few of your upper cabinets, you’ll open up the space and create a place to store baskets
I learned that a steam cycle is incredbily effective against bacteria
steam removes 99.9% of household bacteria was a new fact for me
I like this idea: A folding station makes all the difference. Use a slab of stone or a simple piece of painted MDF on top of washer/dryer units to create a folding station that also prevent socks from slipping in between the appliances. Thanks for having this contest.
I learned that steam helps remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria….I had no idea.
I learned that the average family does about 400 loads of laundry a year.
id add paint and a couple of pictures
I learned that Tide does not compromise the vivid colors in your clothes.
I learned that Home Depot carries Tide. I had no clue.
The steam setting removes 99.9% of household bacteria!
I would add a folding area, shelves and a rack to hang work shirts.
They also have products for HE machines.
Great ideas
I learned that if you hang art or mirrors you can
“elevate your room and make it feel less utilitarian and a little homier.”
I would paint and add lots of storage!
I learned that it’s easy and economical to update a laundry room with paint and new hardware for the cabinets. Also, inexpensive counter tops would add a new look.
I like the idea of hanging cork board on the inside of the cabinets.
I would make a separate room( laundry room ) in my house instead of my washer and dryer in the garage.
I learned that an average family does 400 loads of clothes a year
I love the rolling laundry baskets, I think I will get one
I don’t even have a laundry room – our washer and dryer are in the garage. It would be nice to have a separate laundry room.
I learned that the average family does 400 loads of laundry per year – I can’t believe it!
I would redesign my laundry room to look more modern… And also to be able to reach things on higher shelves.
I learned that steam washing removes 99.9 % of household Bacteria!
I learned that I need a rooling laundry butler & that the average family does over 400 loads of laundy per year
I learned that brightening up the laundry room really helps motivate you to work in it!
steams removes all bacteria
that steam washing actually removes 99.9% of bacteria
I learned they’re having a giveaway
I learned that Tide Ultra Laundry Detergent is designed to pull stains away from clothes.
A properly hung mirror can make any room look bigger
The steam cycle removes up to 99.9% of household bacteria.
I did not know that steam removed bacteria.
I like how efficient the products are.
I would add an area for laying clothes flat to dry
I would add more storage space if I could redesign my laundry room.
I liked the idea of decorating the inside of the cabinets.
I want to get my laundry room organized using baskets for storing on shelves
My laundry room is TINY, but I can do something more interesting with the walls. Thanks for the ideas.
I learned about A rolling laundry butler can be your best friend, doing triple duty with a hanging bar, a rolling basket and a drying rack, I really need one of these.
I learned that taking off your cabinet doors and adding baskets, looks really good and is a great way to organize the laundry room!
I never thought about using a rolling laundry butler. I also never knew the average family does 400 loads of laundry a year. I feel like we double that on some days but that does seem about right!
You can use HE machines to use less water.
i want the rolling laundry butler
I would add shelves or cabinets for more storage
After visiting the site I learned that the average family does 400 loads of laundry a year. With two little boys in my home I know I do at least that many lol would love to spruce my laundry room up a little with a couple of the tips since so much time is spent in there 🙂
Who knew that tide removes so much bacteria!
Steam helps remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria
Read more at https://confessionsofanover-workedmom.com/2013/07/redesign-your-laundry-room-with-these-tips-and-my-diy.html#H4VJiBf9MO0PmSuy.99
would add some additional decorative shelving.
I would add some lighting to our laundry room. Ot os small. We need more space.
I learned steam helps remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria.
i’d take out my fluorescent lighting and replace with softer, modern fixtures!
rafflecopter: daniel
I love the idea for the top of the washer. Definitely going to do it! I’m always looking for space saving ideas that help make life simpler & this is one for sure. Thank you!
I would love to put up some rods so that I can hang shirts right in the laundry room before putting them away because any clothes that hit the laundry baskets always look wrinkled.
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The average family does around 400 loads of laundry each year
I learned that I hate my laundry area even more now.
I learned that the average family does 400 loads of laundry per year. That means that my family is FAR above average! 😉 Love Tide pods…
The average family does over 400 loads a year
I learned that steam washing removes 99.9% of household bacteria!
I learned steaming is a good way to eliminate bacteria from your home.
I like the advice on how to rehab a laundry room for just $30.
A rolling laundry butler can be your best friend,
My laundry room is so small that there’s not much I could do but tear the house down and build a bigger one with a huge laundry room! Wishful thinking!
The average family does around 400 loads of laundry each year
steam washing removes 99.9% of bacteria
The average family does over 400 loads a years
I learned steam helps remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria
Don’t neglect your laundry room walls! Hanging interesting art and mirrors will elevate your room and make it feel less utilitarian and a little homier. Suddenly those 400 loads of laundry most of us will do this year might actually be enjoyable!
love all theses giveaway. entered many tonight . love your laundry room.
i never thought abouy hanging some fun art on walls, thats a very good idea. thank you
I like the idea of hanging wall art!
I would love to add a sink, folding station, bright paint and some pictures.
The average family does over 400 loads a year, I can attest to that with four boys always seeking a new adventure.
400 loads of laundry each year? wow. i bet i do that with my family too. We’re maybe even above average.
I would repaint it!
The average family does 400 loads of laundry a year.
I learned that it kills 99.9% of bacteria.
I learned to use a slab of stone or a simple piece of painted MDF on top of washer/dryer units to create a folding station that also prevent socks from slipping in between the appliances. What a great idea!
I would add more cabinets for storage!
A rolling laundry butler can be your best friend, doing triple duty with a hanging bar, a rolling basket and a drying rack.
I would add shelving and storage for detergent and clothing
He machines uses less water than other machine.
The average load of laundry per year! 400! seems like more!
I learned the steam cycle removes so much household bacteria!
i need a steam cleaner!!
The average household does aprox. 400 loads of laundry per year. Wow! That’s a ton of laundry 🙂
like the idea of paint or decoupage inside cabinets
I would take down the wallpaper and paint the walls. I would also replace the ceiling tiles and put in new cabinets.
I learned that the average family does around 400 loads of laundry each year
Utilize all the space you have, even the inside of your cabinet doors. This is something I will keep in mind when we redo our kitchen and eventually have a real laundry room. Right now we just have our washer and dryer in the basement, no actual room though.
boylaneely at hotmail dot com
Steam removes stains.
I would paint brighter colors and I need to buy more cabinets.
I learned that the average family does around 400 loads of laundry each year.
I learned that Maxima X has advanced moisture sensing.
I like the idea of taking off the cabinet doors and placing baskets in there and also painting the insides of the cabinets
I wools redesign my laundry rom by adding cabinets and new flooring.
I learned about reprinting countertops to improve the look of your laundry room.
I learned that you can take the doors of cabinets and use baskets for better storage.
the average family does 400 loads per year
Don’t neglect your laundry room walls! Hanging interesting art and mirrors will elevate your room and make it feel less utilitarian and a little homier
Learned how to keep socks from falling between the washer and dryer!
I learned that the the avg family does 400 loads laundry every year.
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By taking the doors off the cabinets it really opens up your laundry room and using baskets makes it pop
annabella @ centurytel dot net
Folding station is good
I learned the average family does over 400 loads of laundry a year….yep, sounds about right. 🙂 Thank you.
Don’t neglect your laundry room walls! Hanging interesting art and mirrors will elevate your room and make it feel less utilitarian and a little homier.
If I could redesign my laundry space I’d paint it a relaxing green color and add lots of shelving with a rack to hang clothes on that I didn’t want to run through the dryer.
I learned that the average family does 400 loads of laundry a year! I guess I’m not the only one who has to do a lot of laundry each week!
I learned that the average family does an average of 400 loads of laundry a year, sure seems like a lot more at our house!
Hanging interesting art and mirrors will elevate your room and make it feel less utilitarian
I’d put down new carpet
Now I really want to take the door off of the cabinet in my laundry room it makes the space look more open.
I like taking the doors off your cabinets.
I learned that the steam kills the bacteria. I was wowed at how many loads a family does per year on average!
I learned that a little paint, open cabinets and colorful baskets will make my laundry room look so much better.
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I learned about the steam feature.
The average family does around 400 loads of laundry each year
I’d redesign my laundry room by painting a fun color and adding shelves.
I learned that steam helps remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria
whoops meant type 99.9%
steam removes 9.9percent of bacteria
Cool steam removes 99.9 of bacteria
didn’t know that Steam helps remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria
I would put mirrors up and I would use decrative baskets to hold stuff!
I learned Steam removes99.9% of bacteria!
Taking off some cabinet doors can open up your dark space!
I learned that HE washers and dryers use less water.
I would love to redesign my laundry room by adding color to my cabinets.
I learned a tip don’t neglect your laundry room walls because hanging interesting are and photos makes the room look less utilitarian.
I learned that HE washing machines use less water than top loading machines.
I figured that steam would remove the bacteria but I didn’t realize it removed 99.9% of the bacteria! I also seen a cool idea that I’m going to use in my laundry room!
I didnt realize how well steam got rid of bacteria they also have a cool contest
WOW I learned steam is a great way to clean bacteria! Didn’t know that.
I would move it entirely to another floor of the house and a larger room.
I learned the Maxima dryer uses steam. I would love to have one!
I learned that the steam-enhanced cycles penetrate fabric fibers to effectively relax wrinkles and refresh clothes.
I learned many different ways to redecorate your laundry room. I like the decoupage idea. Thanks
i like how you can create a place to store baskets
HE Washer machines use less water then other machines
I learned that they have an awesome giveaway going on (:
My laundry room is already pretty good, but I definitely need more room for hanging clothes.
I learned to brighten up the laundry room so it’s not so depressing to work in.
I learned that the average family does around 400 loads of laundry each year.
I love the idea about decoupage or paint the insides of your cabinets! It might make me want to do laundry
Steam helps remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria, who knew?
I would have never thought to add mirrors to a laundry room, what a great idea.
I learned lots of ideas
I would like to buy a bamboo basket for the clothes and sleek liners to dry them!
I learned that these pods require less water and hence help us save our bills!
I learned that the steam cycle removes up to 99.9% of household bacteria.
I would add some color to the walls and cabinets since all of it is beige. Thank you!
I learned that Every surface can be painted or resurfaced and at a very reasonable price. Thank you!!
steam helps remove stains
I do not have a washer and dryer, but I would save up to buy a house so that I can buy one.
I learned steam removes 99.9% of bacteria.
i just have a laundry CLOSET – oh to be able to have a whole room 😉
i realized i need to try out their tide free and simple 😉
entered the sweeps and appreciate the washing machines are a bit more eco friendly!
Wish I had more room, my w&d are in my bathroom.
That both clean with steam, great way to really clean.
I like the idea of taking the doors off the cabinets.
I learned that there is a 10-year limited parts warranty.
I totally entered that awesome contest!
I would love to redo my laundry room with cabinets and risers for the washer/dryer.
I would add an area to hang clothes to dry. 🙂
I WOULD HAVE SHELVES FOR MY DETERGENT,HANGERS ETC.
it removes 99.9% of bacteria.
I would love to have a laundry room instead of a garage with laundry in it. I would definitely take off the cabinet doors at this point to open up the room 🙂
I learned that the average family does 400 loads of laundry per year. That’s more than 1 per day!
I learned that the HE washing machines use less water.
I would like to add a table near the dryer to fold laundry.
I learned the HE washer uses less water – more efficient
I learned how HE detergents suspend the high level of soil concentration in the water for HE washing machines. I did always wonder why there were special detergents for these machines.
THERE IS ANOTHER CONTEST GOING ON!
My laundry area is very small – I would open it up and put a counter where I could fold clothes. I would also add shelves for suplies
I was pleased to learn that when I steam wash 99 % of bacteria dies.
Tide He is supposed to help stop the redepositing of soil onto clothes.
I’ve had issues with my washing machine twice this year and one issue with my dryer. I’m thinking that a new Maytag washer and dryer wouldn’t have nearly as many problems as my old set!
Also, my boyfriend (aka The Carpenter) recently put up new cabinets in my laundry room, replacing the old wire shelving. Now all I need to do is patch some holes and paint to complete my re-do!
I would move everything to the main floor and have clothes racks and wide shelves
I would redesign my laundry room with new machines and new paint.
I learned that they have a product for every type of stain.
I’d put up some fun signs!
The steam cycle penetrates fabrics and gets stains out!
i learned that he washer use less water than regular washers
i would make it a lot bigger with windows!
I would get a new dryer.
I would get a new dryer.
Steam helps remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria.
For starters, I would build a laundry rm!lol
He machines use less water than top loading.
DIY Faux Marble Washer Top, great idea would love to do it
I would love to paint my laundry room lavender or lilac. I have an antique drying rack and an antique ironing board to hang on the walls. I think I would like to do a plank wall treatment on one wall and a counter across the machines to touch all three walls so nothing else can fall down in there ever again.
Hanging interesting art and mirrors will elevate your room and make it feel less utilitarian and a little homier.
I haven’t done a single thing to make my laundry room better than the way it was bilt.
Steam removes 99.9% of bacteria (I’m actually going to use the steam function on our washer and dryer now.)
Fights tough stains in one wash
i learned steam gets rid of 99.9 percent of all bacteria in the house…
i learned 99.9% of household bacteria can be removed by steam.
Oh I loved tip #3 Don’t like the cabinets, floors and countertops in your laundry room? Every surface can be painted or resurfaced
Our laundry room is in the basement with little light and those cement blocks for walls! I am going to try to paint them and brighten it up!
I like my laundry room so I wouldn’t redesign anything.
I learned that HE Washing Machines use less water than regular top-loading regular.
I would add a folding area for my laundry room as well as maybe shelves for the soap and fabric softener.
I learned that it offers a 4.1 cu. ft. capacity! That”s pretty huge!
I would love to have a folding station. Thanks for the review!
I learned that Steam helps remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria.
I would redesign with more organization and with shelving. I would also make it more comfortable instead of just a laundry room with bare walls and floors
I learned that Tide HE is designed to stop soil from redepositing on clothes during the wash cycle
I love the idea of putting a board over the to of the washer/dryer to create a folding space and keeps socks from falling inbetween.
I learned steam removes up to 99.9% of household bacteria.
Using concrete overlay was a new idea for me.
Love the tip for resurfacing outdated linoleum with concrete – so cool!
By taking off the doors on a few of your upper cabinets, you’ll open up the space and create a place to store baskets
I would add some more shelves!
HE washers use less water than top loaders.
Steam helps remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria.
I would redesign my laundry room by adding more shelves and using shelf paper.
I learned that most people do an average of 400 loads of laundry a year.
i learned that HE machines use less water than regular washing machines!
rafflecopter: daniel
I would put lots of shelves and drawers in my laundry room oh and take it from my basement to my upstairs.
He washing machines use less water than top loading machines
Removes 99.9% of germs and bacterai
I would add more storage
I learned that Steam removes stains and 99.9% of bacteria
Steaming removes bacteria
I didn’t know that steam was so effective against bacteria
steam cycle removes up to 99.9% of household bacteria
HE machine can still clean same amount of laundry
I would add a bunch of cabinets for storage.
The average family does 400 loads of laundry a year……
No wonder I feel like I’m constantly chained to the washer/dryer.
I learned that steam can remove 99.9% of bacteria
I learned that by taking off the doors on a few of your upper cabinets, you’ll open up the space and create a place to store baskets.
HE washing machines use less water than regular ones!
First thing I learned was they are having a sweepstakes and I entered. Next, I like the way they put cork board inside the cabinet doors. Think I will try that.
The average family does around 400 loads of laundry each year. wow
The average family does around 400 loads of laundry each year
I didn’t know that Steam removes 99.9% of household bacteria.
I would add bifold doors in front of my laundry area to hide everything.
I learned that a slab of stone or a simple piece of painted MDF on top of washer/dryer units creates a great folding station.
I learned that Steam helps remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria – we need that!
I don’t necessarily have a laundry room, but more of a laundry area. I’d move my chute the other direction, paint, and put up shelves. I recently renovated, so my basement isn’t exactly functional quite yet.
I learned A rolling laundry butler can be your best friend, doing triple duty with a hanging bar, a rolling basket and a drying rack.
I learned that if you decorate your laundry room it will make you feel better!
The average family does around 400 loads of laundry each year
A folding station makes all the difference. Use a slab of stone or a simple piece of painted MDF on top of washer/dryer units to create a folding station that also prevent socks from slipping in between the appliances!
I learned The PowerWash® cycle combines extra cleaning action and heated water to fight stains
I learned they have a sweep for a laundry room design—totally need that!
I learned that you can win $5000 for a new laundry room and they also have redesign tips to help you perk things up 🙂
I need a new washer & Dryer and I learned they are having a Sweeps, so I entered & hope to win!
The average family does about 400 loads of laundry per year.
I learned that the steam kills 99.9 percent of bacteria! That’s awesome! 🙂
I’d start with soe paint and maybe a cute rug
I read that the average family does around 400 loads of laundry each year
The dryer uses steam-enhanced cycles that penetrate fabric fibers to effectively relax wrinkles and refresh clothes. I need these!!
To redesign my space I would love to actually flip the machines to the other side of the wall, so they are in my little pantry area vs. in the hallway where people enter my house. I would also love to add a utility sink. I have so many plans, but no funds! lol
I love the idea about the corkboard inside the cabinets. I would also love the folding station, but unfortunately I have a top loading machine. 🙁 Plus I learned that on average we do 400 loads of laundry a year. Yikes! No wonder it feels like my machine is always going! Thank you for the wonderful giveaway!
I would want a sink plus a bit more room.
HE machines use less water than regular top loading machines
I learned that HE washing machines are more efficient with water than regular machines.
I would like more shelving in there.
It looks really good! So much nicer than my laundry room! 🙂 Great DIY project. Thanks for sharing at All Things Pretty.
I learned steam removes wrinkles and bacteria.
I would add some clothes racks and shelf!
I learned that there’s a 10-year limited parts warranty for the Maxima X™ Front Load Steam Washer.
i would add some color… it’s so blah!! And baskets to organize everything. It usually all ends up misplaced and falling over on my shelves
the steam in this washer/dryer set helps remove 99.99% of bacteria. that’s awesome
Your redesign of your laundry was fantastic and very economical. I too, have a dark laundry room… I’m going to use some of your tips to try and change that fact.
I knew that steam did a lot of good things for different reasons – but, I did not know that it killed 99.9% of household bacteria.
I learned that you could win a new laundry room.
I would repaint and add cabinets.
Steam helps remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria. Awesome contest!
I learned: Why not decoupage or paint the insides of your cabinets for a fun pop of color? It’s a guaranteed smile each and every time you reach for your detergent. Also don’t ignore the door. Adhere some cork panels on the inside of the cabinet doors and create a space to pin all those stain removal tips.
Steam helps remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria
I learned that the steam used removes 99.9% of bacteria!
steam removes 99.9% of household bacteria
I learned that steam can kill 99.9% of all household bacteria!
I learned that steam helps remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria.
I learned that steam removes 99.9% of bacteria.
If you have an HE washer, Tide HE can help cut down on the amount of soil in the water
steam removes almost all bacteria!
I learned the the steam enhanced cycles on the Maxima X HE dryer relaxes wrinkles.
I learned that steam helps remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria.
I learned that steam removes 99.9% of household bacteria! Very good to know! Looks like I need a steam cleaner 🙂
i learned that they feel a year’s worth of laundry soap is 4 150 oz bottles! LOL, maybe 4 months! thanks for the awesome giveaway!
I learned HD washing machines use less water than regular top-loading machines.
My main problem is shelves and cabinets! I need storage in a bad way!
I learned that the HE washing machines and detergent allow for considerable water savings over time! Entered the rafflecopter as “Wild orchid”
Thanks for the chance to win!
wildorchid985 at gmail dot com
I learned that the Maxima X Washer uses steam to lift stains and kill 99% of bacteria!
The average family does a butt-load of laundry and steam is a magical mystery tool against the fight of stains and bacteria!! 😀
I learned of an idea to put cork panels on the inside of the cabinet doors
I’d redesign my laundry room by adding shelves and wallpaper.
I learned HE washing machines use less water than regular top loading washing machines.
I really like your idea about making the washer topper. I also like the idea “uncaving” your laundry room. Mine is in the basement so it’s never been decorated. I’d like to now.
I learned that the Maxima X has. 4.1 cut. ft capacity, which will save me time with fewer loads.
I learned HE washing machines used less water.
I would redesign my laundry room by making it wider or not being the pass through from the kitchen to the garage. It never fails that when I am in the laundry room taking the clothes out or putting them in the washer (front loader) my husband is coming from the garage. He can’t see me behind the door so there is always a collision.
That you need to use Tide HE in front loaders because of the soil to water ratio and the Tide HE suspends the dirt.
I seriously need more working service area in my laundry area. I love your idea and simple solution. But I would need to build it on the shelves next to the washer and dryer as mine are the older models that opens on top and not the side. 🙂
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Good to know that Steam helps remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria. Nice feature.
amy [at] utry [dot] it
I would add more shelves to my laundry room.
I learned HE washers use a lot less water than regular top load ones.
I learned one tip- Hanging interesting art and mirrors will elevate your room and make it feel less utilitarian and a little homier.
I would add folding area for sure and more storage space.
We need cabinets and a place to hang…our laundry room is a mess!! Plus our washing machine broke a couple months ago and we haven’t been able to replace it yet!
Steam removes stains and 99.9% of bacteria…who knew?! I never would have guessed that!
I’d move it! it’s currently in the completely detached garage so I have to go outside and down the stairs in what ever weather we are having
You can make a folding station on top of the appliances
I learned that they are having a great giveaway
I learned a helpful tip: a slab of stone or a simple piece of painted MDF on top of washer/dryer units can be used to create a folding station!
Steam washing helps remove 99.9% of all bacteria
Well of course I entered the laundry room makeover sweeps. But I also learned that you can tips on how to do your own redesign on their website.
I would paint and change the flooring
this model offers a 4.1 cu. ft. capacity you can always count on to get the job done right.
the he washer uses less water than traditional machines
I learned that HE machines use less water than regular top–loading machines.
steam helps remove a large percentage of bacteria
I learned I could get a $100 mastercard gc from the HOME DEPOT if I buy a Maytag wahser and a 3 month supply of Tide!
I would paint the room add more storage area so I can hide the detergent, bleach and dryer sheets. Get a more efficient and updated washer and dryer.
That they have a contest to win a $5000 remodel
I didn’t know the steam gets so many stains out!
Steam kills bacteria.
Thanks for the chance.
mogrill12@gmail.com
I Would Re-Design My Laundry Room By Adding A Folding Table, Shelves For Better Organization, And New Laundry Baskets!
I learned that Steam helps remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria!
It is good to know that the dryer has an extra-large 7.4 cu. ft. capacity so I’ll be doing fewer loads each week.
entered Tide contest and learned of magical powers of steam!
I learned that steam can remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria.
That steam washing actually removes 99.9% of bacteria
I would like more shelves
I love that there’s a contest, that’s what I learned, and you can win Tide or a Maytag.
I learned you can win a washer and dryer
learned that steam helps remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria
kport207 at gmail dot com
My laundry room is pretty good as it is, but I really need to deal with the clutter!
I learned that steam helps remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria.
The average family does around 400 loads of laundry each year
They have a great contest too
vmkids3 at msn dot com
The steam feature is awesome! plus it would be great for those crazy Sunday mornings getting ready for church, not having to fight over the iron!
I learned that HE machines use less water than the top loading washing machines use.
I can win a $5000 laundry room makeover!
I learned that I should have a folding station that also prevent socks from slipping in between the appliances!
I rent, so I cannot redo the laundry room. I can paint, but that’s it.
I learned: The Maxima X Front Load Steam Washer with the PowerWash Cycle has an extra-large 7.4 cu. ft. capacity.
I learned a little about soil concentration.
I would add more baskets to hold things.
I learned just how effective steam is at killing germs. Awesome!
I learned tht steam kills bacteria.
I’d have my husband make me some more cabinet space, our laundry room is pretty cramped right now.
I learned there’s another contest on the site, and I entered it! 🙂
I would find a better spot for some of the soaps and other liquids.
The average family does around 400 loads of laundry each year, I probably do more with 2 busy sons!
I would have a better organized area rather than a corner of the basement
The average family does around 400 loads of laundry each year
I would add shelving to store dirty clothes and laundry supplies.
I learned that the Tide HE is specially formulated to combat the higher level of soil to water ratio caused by the design of the washer.
I learned that steam helps remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria.
I learned that the HE washing machines use less water than my standard machine. I really need one of these, because my water bill is outrageous. Thanks for the review and opportunity.
i would like to secction off the part of the basement where the laundry is
tmarie56@hotmail.com
i learned that HE washing machines use less water
tmarie56@hotmail.com
if i could somehow turn my laundry closet into a room, that would be great, a closet is not enough for storage and hamper space.
i learned if you buy a maytag washer you get a $100 gift card and a 3 month supply of Tide, cool!
I learned that steam washing removes 99.9 % of household bacteria.
I would add shelving and lots of hooks
I learned they have a fantastic giveaway going on! (and I entered it)
I learned you can enter to win a $5000 new laundry room. I would love to add more shelves.
I would redesign our laundry room by painting the walls a fresh color and adding white cabinets.
I learned that HE washing machines use less water.
I would redesign my laundry room by adding a flat surface area where I can fold clothes! I’d also add more cabinet space!
I learned that HE washing machines use less water than regular-top loading washing machines.
That steam can kill 99.9% of household bacteria.
I learned HE washing machines use less water.
I learned that steam removes 99.9% of household bacteria.
I learned that you can hanging interesting art to make it feel less utilitarian and a little homier.
I learned I need to do some stem cleaning !
I learned I need to do some stem cleaning !
I would add shelving
steam kills 99% of bacteria
steam kills 99% of bacteria
I would add a sink to my laundry room
steam washing removes 99.9 % of household bacteria
I’d redesign by building open shelving above the washer and dryer. My laundry room is TINY.
I learned they’re having a giveaway too!!!
The steam cycle removes up to 99.9% of household bacteria.
adding mirrors in your laundry room will fool you into thinking it’s bigger -something my laundry “closet” could relaly use!
I love that the HE Washer machines use less water then other machines
I learned they have lots of free helpful advice
I learned that steam washing actually removes 99.9% of bacteria.
I learned that I can enter their website sweepstakes and that sweepstakes ENDS AUGUST 19, 2013.
WINNERS WILL BE NOTIFIED BY SEPTEMBER 1, 2013.
I actually just bought a rolling laundry sorter to separate out my clothes. It beats throwing them on the floor. I still have a ways to go with my laundry area before I’m happy with it. Thanks for the tips.
I would love to have more shelving to organize stuff, it would love much cleaner
I like the baskets to hold everything
Steam helps remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria, I would like to have a washer that does that. Thanks for the great giveaway
get a new washer and dryer and also the cabinets would not be for family antique dishes and leave us more room to more storage to use. also take the freezer out to put a clothing sorter there.
Who knew that steam would remove 99.9% of bacteria. That is good to know and I think worth doing!!
The steam-enhanced cycles penetrate fabric fibers to effectively relax wrinkles and refresh clothe
We need more space, so I would add more space by knocking a wall down and putting some decor in the laundry room
Steam helps remove stains and 99.9% of household bacteria
Hanging up some artwork or mirrors can help make the laundry room feel a little bit more homier and a place that is more welcoming.
I would redesign my laundry room by adding more accessible storage. At only 5’2″, those shelves above the washer & dryer don’t do me much good!
I learned that steam removes 99.9% of household bacteria – I seriously had no idea! Now I need a steam washer 🙂