 Pre-soak any dirty items in washing soda (sal soda) and use a good stain remover for any touble spots. Ecover's is good - check out the product reviews in "Green Clean" - link below.

 Fill the drum of your washing machine each time but don't stuff it - you may cause undue wear and tear.

 Use low temperature and speed washes for the majority of items. I find that most items are fine with this. Save the hot washes and complex programmes for the really dirty stuff. If anyone has an infection in your house it may be advisable to use hot washes to prevent transmission. In normal conditions, low temperature washes (40 degrees or even 30) are perfectly ok.

 If you use a washball or laundryball you probably can dispense with fabric conditioner, or use a lot less.

 Ironing is still a fairly slow, time consuming process. Many items, particulaly cottons, can be folded and put away neatly. When they are taken out to be worn, the fact that they have not been ironed is fairly hard to detect! This is especially true if you use a laundryball and you dry your clothes in the shade or a place away from artificial heat. It won't work for everything, though, as some clothes are more prone to crinkling... and some family members are more fastidious than others! Just make sure that clothes are well aired before you put them away.

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