AboutJan Hayner Expertise If you have questions regarding home organizing, house cleaning shortcuts, office organizing, files, record keeping, organizing your children, teaching your kids how to help you clean and making it fun, I will give you the advice of a Professional Organizer, mom of four and grandma of 8.
Working Smarter-Not Harder is a phrase I live by; taking the stress out of life so you have time for the fun things is my goal!
Experience I have been a Professional Organizer for 9 years, the mom of 4 and grandma of 8,I do work for clients in the home and the work place, and am considered an expert in my field of Organization.
Organizations Faithful Organizers, passed member of NAPO (National Association of Professional Organizers), WIM (Women in Management),
Publications I have had work published all over the internet and various webzines and Newsletters. I am also a columnist on Mature Resources.org. and an Expert on all experts.com under Self Improvement/SelfHelp/Organizing Your Home and Workspace.
Education/Credentials I have taken various /classes on organizing on the interent, been taught by the best (other collegues in the field), and when I need to learn something, I find an expert in the field and learn from them. I am a research fanatic and enjoy learning everything that I can on a subject.
Question Someone left a multitude of tissue of some kind in my washing machine, I put my favorite kingsize bed set in to wash and when it was done, I took it out in horror, tissue all over every inch of my bed set. I looked at it for a long while then threw it back in the wash. Did not and still does not seem like the best idea, after looking at it while the wash cycle was still initiating, I realized that the tissue was all through the water, realizing I had defeated the purpose. Can you tell me how to get all the tissue off my sheets?
Answer Hi Gwen;
I know what a mess that can be and especially with some of the materials on the market today.
At this point, you can rewash or re-wet the bed set and add it to the dryer,now simply add a few lint balls.
This is basically no more than netting that is formed into a ball. The lint balls that are sold in stores come in a package of three or four for about $10.00. However, the scrubbie netting and also the kind of netting balls that are used for in the shower will do nicely and are less expensive.
The tissue will grab hold of the netting and pull it off of the bed set as it is drying.
If you have a bed set that is of the new micro suede, you have a little more of a problem and the only way to get that off completely, is to let the bed set dry and then take a hair brush and comb it off. Sorry, that material grabs hold of everything!
