The Tidy Cup Makes Doing Laundry so Much Easier

Let’s talk about doing laundry for a moment. More specifically, let’s talk about laundry detergent. We like buying laundry detergent in bulk—we’re talking the biiig bottles with the spouts. It saves us a few bucks and it means we don’t have to restock as often. But we don’t love the mess that comes with using the big bottles. Tipping those things over to dispense detergent and trying to measure a precise amount should be an Olympic sport.
Leaving wet clothes in the washer is one of those things people have strong opinions about — and if you do it regularly, you might not broadcast it in fear of being thought of as a lazy, rule-breaking launderer. So, whether it's purposeful or accidental, what's the real truth about this practice?

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