
This may sound kind of odd, but for me, there's something so relaxing about hand washing my delicates. I have friends who send their undergarments out with the rest of the laundry or throw them into the wash. Hand washing is part of my Sunday ritual (alongside polishing my nails and an intense skincare regimen). Sometimes I'll use Woolite, sometimes I'll use a special delicates wash, but nothing ever feels as special as I want it to.
Enter Roux Maison, a Nasville-based brand that has a commitment to creating eco-friendly laundry products that are effective without compromise. With a complete line of laundry products, including products for delicates, sports, and swimwear, and stain remoal products, plus travel sizes. Each product comes in fragrance-free, ambrosia and sweet tea scents, true to Roux Maison's southern heritage.
What I love about the scents is that the fragrance lasts, even after the wash. Ambrosia is a relaxing lavender blend, while Sweet Tea is a refreshing citrus. The Delicate wash is about $16 which will last you approximately 40 washes.
Do you hand wash your delicates? Why or why not?

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