There's a special season every year. The sky opens, the yard turns to soup, and your dog decides this is the best time of their life.
Quick answer: wipe paws at the door, keep a stack of dog towels, let mud dry before washing, and wash dog towels on their own with an extra rinse.
Stop it at the door
- A towel station by the door with a basket of old towels.
- A boot tray or washable mat.
- A paw washer cup for the really bad days.
- A "wait" command. Optional. Rarely obeyed.
Washing muddy towels
- Let the mud dry on the towels (read it).
- Shake them out outside.
- Wash on their own with one or two sheets.
- Add an extra rinse to clear grit.
- Clean the filter afterward. Mud and fur love to settle there.
Washing order
| Load | When |
|---|---|
| Your clothes | First, while the drum is clean |
| Dog towels and bedding | Last |
| Empty rinse | After the dog load |
FAQ
How do I get mud out of dog towels? Let it dry, shake it off, then wash with an extra rinse.
Can mud damage my washing machine? Grit can build up in the filter. Clean it after muddy loads.
Should I wash dog towels with my towels? No, wash them separately.
How many sheets for a muddy load? Two for very muddy loads.
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