Category: Laundry Tips

Hong Kong is known for its humid weather. During the rainy season or when the weather is humid, clothes never seem to dry even after being washed and hung out to dry. The worst part is when you wear them; there's always an unbearable musty smell...

This summer in Hong Kong is unbelievably hot! Affected by both El Niño and global warming, the Observatory predicts that the average temperature for the whole year will be significantly higher than normal, even…

When talking about life in Tung Chung, many city dwellers envy this secluded corner, nestled against the mountains and beside the water, with a tranquil environment that feels like a vacation! As a resident of Tung Chung, every weekend...

In Hong Kong, 24-hour self-service laundromats have become an indispensable part of life for many families, renters, and working professionals. Whether it's dealing with the humid weather of springtimes, or…

Recently, there have been new self-service laundry options on Fenwick Street in Wan Chai, and many locals have asked us, "What's new with Sunshine Laundry?" Actually, Sunshine Laundry has been established in Hong Kong for many years…

Hong Kong has been experiencing daily rain lately, with relative humidity soaring to nearly 1001 tbsp and 3 tbsp, ushering in the most unbearable "humid weather"! Every night, the blankets feel damp and humid, emitting a persistent, unpleasant odor...

Hong Kong has been experiencing several days of rain and hot, humid weather. Many residents are complaining: even after using the strongest scented laundry detergent, why do their clothes still have a lingering odor? Actually…

Entering Hong Kong's rainy season in 2026, the weather is both humid and hot, with relative humidity frequently exceeding 90.1 t/3 t! Under this typical "humid weather" and continuous heavy rain, the most worrying thing is…

Imagine this: In winter, without a washing machine, you have to carry all your family's heavy clothes and sheets to the riverbank, immerse your hands in the icy water, and vigorously scrub them with a wooden stick…