You suck at washing your clothes

How do you wash your clothing? Hand wash? Dry cleaning? If you got any tips or tricks you use to wash your clothing leave some comments down below!
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[@r_dreamer5462]

Choose not to wear a second layer and just be cold so you don't sweat

[@hydrophobicbathtowel6816]

Your body sheds oils and skin cells whether you sweat heavily or not. Cold will not stop this. Wear underclothes to absorb the oils and wash those instead.

[@FlyAs57Passengers]

Lol

[@sacnereob]

Cold-sweat armpits suck also 😅

[@rafaelamarques2897]

u should always hand wash and air dry, and always turn your clothes inside out when washing/drying. also squeeze the water out gently so u don’t stretch the clothes. neutral soaps are the best to wash too

[@Fr3sh-Kush]

I dont like relying on that cause 75% of the time i cant do that

[@krizma_suave]

Who has time for that

[@wholelottacap7628]

@@krizma_suave🙋🏾‍♂️

[@Lara-vo6rp]

can't i just use a laundry mesh net bag and wash it in the washer

[@alexvaldez7050]

@@Lara-vo6rpprobably, the part that destroys clothes mostly is the dryer so just hang dry them

[@jordankumar8820]

Why does ringing your clothes out feel so illegal

[@hydrophobicbathtowel6816]

Your body always releases skin cells and fats/oils which will be absorbed by the layer of clothing against the skin. Wear underclothes to protect the clothes you care about. Wash the underclothes and leave the fashionable clothes alone. This is what underwear and tshirts/tanks are for.

[@temei761]

I wash my clothing only when needed, so pretty rarely. That being said, if I pay big bucks for my clothing and it cant handle a warm wash, I am not bying from them again. I spend money to get clothes I like, that are of good quality and actually last. Clothes get used a lot and they should handle that. Never ever using a dryer though

[@roarbahamut9866]

100% cotton clothing just isnt something that you can wash with a harsh setting and or too hot.

[@--curiosity]

@@roarbahamut9866 there are cold and less intense options on a washing machine too :>

[@roarbahamut9866]

@@--curiosity Thats exactly why I said "harsh setting or too hot". Since there I am aware of the colder and less intense settings xD

[@Minecrafter-up4uo]

probably one of the best videos when it comes to washing garments. good video jq

[@fashionelitist]

thank you

[@9kschizoid279]

give it to my mom :)

[@johnroux8773]

Loved the hand washing tutorial :)

[@fashionelitist]

Glad you liked it!!

[@hungkhita]

I do all the same stuff, but every time after wearing my clothes I spray them with Febreze disinfecting & deodorizing spray and aromatic fabric mist then let them air dry for a bit.

[@KonradGM]

what specifico ne are you using?

[@hungkhita]

@@KonradGM I use a local brand so idk about availability in other countries, but anything thats says fabric refresher, fabric spray, etc works!

[@tylerkelli]

whenever i air dry clothing i sometimes put a fan facing them so it makes the airflow better, and thus dries my clothes faster, without the dangers of heat or anything

[@creasicle]

If it's just the pits that need cleaning you could lay the shirt on a clean towel and use a sponge with warm water and just press the wet sponge into the pits a few times. Just saves washing the shirt if it doesn't absolutely need it.

[@oliverriezebos]

Yeah I think you're right. If you're clothes are not dirty why would you wash them? Never seen a video on this topic, good video man

[@bruhpitty]

you're gorgeus bro

[@bloba6969]

Main tip : don't sweat

[@fashionelitist]

the only tip you need

[@amariwilson8771]

W vid I needed this😎

[@bigre22_]

i usually use the washing machine just for some things, i set it to 20/30 degrees 400/600 spin (idk how u guys call it) and then put in to the dryer cuz i have no time haha, and for some vintage or designer piece (coff coff junya watanabe ss2002) i do hand washing and let it dry in a chair, but i have that piece for about 6 month and i wore it like 6 times and never washed for now since it dont stinks

[@BuyanCubes]

When you're ringing your clothes out, did you rinse off the detergent first or are you ringing out the detergent+water? Great tutorial btw!

[@fashionelitist]

After i drained I re water them down to make sure the detergent is completely out then ring them out

[@lionheart6294]

I use a paper towel and iron ! Especially on doedorant only stains (not sweat) just place paper towel over spot and iron over paper towel, wiping after removing iron !

[@KQY614]

Should the paper towel be dry or a little damp?

[@triumphantlamb]

Any recommendations for detergent? or whatever soap to use when handwashing?

[@acharmlessman]

Dicks up for this dude he just uploaded a new video

[@ebrzyy]

I wash designer pieces/delicate garments separately from my main cheaper clothes on a cold wash with low spin, and air dry all of it. Seems to work very well and doesn’t damage the fabric

[@nonamebleach]

The trick is to learn how to suck the sweat back into your pours. Also wear a plastic bag duct taped to your armpits while wearing your fitted designer tees.

[@duanekilgore9130]

I love your personality and your hand tatt

[@munashekahonde3457]

@7:40 airdrying for 10 minutes he must have max laundry xp

[@littlesnake7318]

I suck at washing my clothes. I live in an apartment with coin-operated laundry so it's just cheaper and easier. Shirts NEED to be washed. I own TONS of shirts cause my meds cause hyperhidrosis. I only need to wash pants weekly or bi-weekly. My casual viscose and canvas kilts only every once in a while. The kilts have airflow and rarely get smelly. I'm a lassy so I don't go commando. Shorts underneath and just spot clean the kilts. I'm watching mens fashion channels cause I like mens clothing and it fits better. Cargo pants, kilts, military inspiration. Wear mens extra small pants and shirts cause they fit me better. My shoulders rip out of womens shirts and women's pants never fit. I got wide shoulders no matter how skinny I get. Tiny waist but straighter hips. Flat block butt. Solid, athletic calves perfect for kilts. Military inspo cause green just looks drip on redheads. It's great finding what works for me and feels good. I found a green British Army jacket on Etsy that has become my personal iconic peice and I like what I see and get nothing but compliments. My recent fashion choices were first internally embraced from within myself and than externally from others...it feels amazing when you got the best of both of those worlds. I'm not gonna lie external compliments feel great. Esspecially when you internally love the clothes yourself. Getting over the wearing ALL black ALL the time. Nothing wrong with that, but for me it was just getting old. I was also not too fashion conscious when doing so. Moving into more earth-tones and neutral tones. These channels and videos are great at helping me move on to different colors and styles.

[@theCRYSISgamer]

4:06 Why is this literally me too😭😭😭

[@aidenruiz4807]

I sweat 24/7 in my dorm 😖

[@noejaco9747]

I wash my clothes inside out in the washer for prints and then air dry them never put them in the dryer and always cold

[@miaou972]

I used to be scared of washing my clothes and drying or even buying clothes because they’ll shrink

[@florentina9118]

If it's made with quality fabrics then ypu can normally wash it. My clothes aren't expensive, but I choose wisely before buying .I'm washing my clothes after each wearing even if they don't smell. Washing them with the proper program, detergent, temperature. Some of them need gentle ironing. When they end up being donated, they look great.

[@fashionelitist]

Balls

[@jaime5649]

this may be random but where did you get your clothing rack

[@fashionelitist]

i got it on amazon

[@dbaby1446]

Got a thirteen studios reversible hoodie in and it has an odor from the warehouse. How should i go about cleaning it

[@CarlTheTacticalHoser]

I hand wash like a real washing machine. Ive looked pretty hard and I don't think anyone else does it like I do. I am the machine, the ceaseless wheel, the last scholar of the MaytagMan 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I am the final boss of hand washing 🤠🤠🤠

[@davidbarrios6358]

If they have wrinkles in them would you suggest ironing them?

[@Lara-vo6rp]

never iron just use a steamer its much more safer and less likely to age the fiber over time how do i know ? my vintage grandmothers closet. she has pieces dating back to the 1920s and its still incredible

[@absp2006]

What about removing wrinkles and lint? If you fold the clothes right after drying, you get REDUCED wrinkles and link buildup.

[@fashionelitist]

Steamer

[@geode9512]

use an LG styler to disinfect your clothes

[@dreiforce2859]

i like your videos

[@darius1129]

next video has to be a sigma tutorial

[@fashionelitist]

being a sigma male is the new fashion trend

[@rectly]

Where'd you get your glasses from?

[@fashionelitist]

Warby Parker

[@frostokonma]

i love you ezra miller

[@Drayco500]

We just wash em

[@jq9713]

Never wash them

[@Sneakerhead4298]

I know this video is old but - if I hand dry my expensive a$$ shirt and air dry it. What if it’s stiff after the air dry? Am I doing something wrong??

[@joseandino7019]

Wait but what if the clothes dont really dry? Will they smell like the 4 train???? Ive hand washed before and put them on top of a towel on top of the heater (when is winter) they dry nicely without any trace of wet clothing smell. Bit now spring and summer any tips? I live in BK NY Please help.

[@sophiroth7]

I think his advice on drying isn't very helpful tbh. Do NOT wring your clothes, especially cotton/wool/anything that stretches. Gently squeeze out as much as you can without wringing it, then lay out a towel, lie the clothes on top, and roll it up like a really tight sushi roll. Squeeze the towel tightly so it absorbs as much water as possible, then LAY the clothes FLAT to dry (on a rack etc). Don't leave it to dry on top of the towel because they'll both not dry properly. If you get that much water out of it beforehand it shouldn't stink when it dries.

[@FiveDrexler]

I prefer to use virgin tears for my delicates.

[@ricardorojas91307]

quick tip dont wring it out

[@KrshnVisualizer]

life saver man cuz i just got a chrome hearts tee on thrift lmfao. Well put video.

[@OKastroboy]

You look like the bold glamour filter

[@salamiswami5456]

Quality deodorant saves clothing.

[@KDP2009]

Eeeeh your dead skin comes off onto your clothes whenever you wear them and they get funky even if you don't sweat. Also drycleaning still uses a washing machine 🤔

[@KDP2009]

On first impression you remind me of frankjavcee

[@Sweet4chokoreeto]

That's why you should shower often (everyday) with a little towel and soap. And exfoliate your skin once or twice a week, keep your clothes in a dry place.

[@KDP2009]

@@Sweet4chokoreeto showering once a day is a bit excessive though if you don't really need to. It's really wasteful of water too. You just need to find a balance of washing clothes every so often when they actually need it but not leaving them when they stink. It does help to have clothes stored in a more open space rather than crammed into a drawer tho.

[@KDP2009]

Also showering everyday strips the oils from your skin and can leave it really dry and even more ashy

[@Sweet4chokoreeto]

@@KDP2009 by showering I mean warm up your body a couple minutes with water, stop the water and wash yourself with a bucket of warm water, a jar, a cloth and body wash. Another bucket for washing your hair. I'm Chilean so we shower a lot. We know that there's enough water for a 4 minute shower, scarcity of water is mainly produced by industrial use of water that contaminate the water. This is an opinion. You do what your body needs.

[@ricardorojas91307]

i love you

[@whatfleshmeanstoskeleton]

I had an argument with two of my teachers in high school about me not washing my jeans 😭

[@Sweet4chokoreeto]

Jeans should be washed once every 20 or 40 uses, or that's what I read. I just wash them when they stink too bad. Once every two weeks.

[@whatfleshmeanstoskeleton]

I swear washing them ONCE ruins the fit

[@Sweet4chokoreeto]

@@whatfleshmeanstoskeleton this could be a good thesis for a long experiment.

[@whatfleshmeanstoskeleton]

Ong. I’d attend that tbh

[@skellyTM]

I just power wash my clothes

[@nalexandreee6629]

I wash my raf and my enfants riches déprime

[@user_343]

Bro washes his clothes in the kitchen sink 💀

[@Lara-vo6rp]

okay and?

[@sprenzy7936]

As an Asian I produce body oil unfortunately

[@cpostclothesrack2012]

As a third world country speedrunner i see this as an absolute win. My cheap clothes beg me that i never wring them or scrub em at all. Just soak and dry by gravity. Hang em in a bbq grill type dryer not a rack tbp🤓

[@jakobenmyers1811]

never wash corduroy

[@theCRYSISgamer]

Well as a skater I just gotta say….

[@derickford5166]

Don’t wash em

[@musikalniyfanboichik]

naaaaaah wring and hang part is bad. don't do that.

[@olviotic]

Too based to wash clothes

[@swordfish3720]

>dry cleaners is a lot of money for someone living in New York or on a budget >spends thousands on clothing. 🤔

[@KRIMKY]

if they are smelly but not dirty you can throw them in your freezer overnight that gets rid of the smell

[@nxxynx5039]

Until they warm up again

[@DmpMp3]

The best way is to just bathe with them

[@Sharpshoeter]

Bro you look like John Lennon

[@winston1708]

finally someone said this

[@mitchellcizmic7951]

4:35

[@Ieatsouls8787]

Wait don’t watch your clothes Dafukk EVERYONE SMELLS

[@thankscuhh558]

Massive waist of time

[@shitpostheavy]

Massive 38w