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How to Store Laundry Sheets So They Last
Laundry sheets are tough little things. But they have one weakness: moisture. Leave them in a steamy room and they'll start sticking together like they're in a group hug.
Quick answer: keep sheets in their closed box or a sealed container, somewhere cool and dry, and up high or behind a latched door if you have kids or pets.
Keep them dry
- Close the box after every use.
- Avoid steamy spots like right next to the shower.
- Use a sealed container if your laundry room is humid.
Keep them cool
Heat can soften the sheets. Skip the top of the dryer and the sunny windowsill.
Keep them safe
- Store up high or in a latched cupboard.
- Never leave sheets loose on the washer.
- Close the box every time.
Article 23 has what to do if a pet chews one.
Stuck together?
Gently peel them apart. If a few are fused, tear off what you need. They'll still clean fine.
How long do they last?
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| Spot | Good place? |
|---|---|
| High shelf in laundry room | Yes |
| Latched cupboard | Yes |
| On top of the dryer | No |
| Next to the shower | No |
FAQ
Do laundry sheets expire? They keep a long time if stored dry. Check the box.
Why are my laundry sheets sticky? Usually humidity. Store them in a sealed container.
Can I keep sheets in the bathroom? Only if it's not steamy. A dry cupboard is better.
How do I store sheets with kids at home? Up high or in a latched cupboard, with the box closed.
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