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A close-up of a person's hands washing soapy blue fabric on a rocky surface near a body of water

The word "laundry" comes from the Latin word lavare, which means "to wash."

A person outdoors washing a white, patterned fabric using a bar of soap on a wooden washboard in a metal tub

Before washing machines, laundry day could take an entire day of scrubbing, rinsing, wringing, and drying by hand.

A vintage advertisement poster titled "The First Electric Washing Machine," featuring an illustration of a woman standing next to an early cylindrical washing machine

The first electric washing machines became widely available in the early 1900s, helping transform one of the most time-consuming household chores.

A row of colorful clothing, including shirts and pants, hanging on an outdoor clothesline to dry on a sunny day

The first patent for a clothes dryer was issued in 1892, though many households continued using clotheslines for decades afterward.

A smiling family consisting of a mother, father, and young daughter cheerfully folding laundry together from a basket in their home

The average household washes hundreds of loads of laundry each year, making the laundry room one of the busiest workspaces in the home.

People in an ancient setting washing large pieces of white cloth in stone pools or vats beneath a bright, sunny sky

People have been searching for ways to whiten fabrics for centuries. Ancient civilizations used sunlight, water, and natural minerals to help keep white garments looking their best.

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