Laundry room improvements
Laundry rooms are small, hardworking and usually badly planned. Small changes to surfaces, lighting and airflow pay back every week.
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Workflow
Sort, wash, dry, fold, hang. Missing one station is why laundry ends up on the bed.
Moisture and venting
Warm, humid rooms need real ventilation before new finishes go in.
Footprint
Stacking frees a whole column of storage, but limits who can reach the controls.
Questions worth answering first
- How much floor space and wall space is there?
- Do you need to fold and hang in the same room?
- Is the dryer vented properly?
- How much laundry does the household do each week?
TLC asks these one at a time, then reasons from your answers — and your photos, if you share them.
Mistakes that cost homeowners money
- No folding surface, so folding happens somewhere else forever.
- Open shelving high above the machines where nothing is reachable.
- Delicate finishes in a room with constant humidity.
Common questions
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