Laundry Baskets & Bags

When it comes to laundries, good things really do come in small packages. While you might be dreaming of a spacious laundry, the truth is you don’t need that much room for a laundry that is big on style and high on function, thanks to some new innovations in laundry appliances.

More and more, homeowners are reclaiming valuable space taken up by their laundries to free up other areas of the home. Whether it’s a bigger kitchen, living room or study you’re after, your old laundry might just provide the extra space needed. With a smart layout and stylish features, a new smaller laundry can function smarter than a bigger one and still look like a million bucks.

Outgrown your old washing machine or kitting out a first home laundry? Maybe your existing model is always on the blink and you’re thinking early retirement is the only answer? Upgrading or replacing this essential household appliance needn’t cost the earth with The Good Guys in your corner. We can help you find the best value washing machines. We’re talking about low-cost washing machines that roll up their sleeves to get the job done, while also delivering on the latest tech and features to save you time and energy every washday (hello, auto dosing and Buzz Lightyear-fast cycles!).

Who would’ve guessed the humble laundry, once strictly a utility room, can now become the showpiece of family homes. Nowadays, you can create your own affordable yet luxurious laundry with tasteful appliances that are perfect inside and out. Once you have your sophisticated and stylish washing machine and dryer – it will make you wish every day was washday!

Introducing Hisense Series 7 – washing machines and dryers that are a joy to use and a joy to behold. Read on to discover how a Hisense washing machine and dryer can level up  your laundry and take care of those mountains of dirty work.

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With so many of us spending more time at home, our spaces must be flexible enough to meet our needs, whether it’s a dining room-cum-home office or a bedroom with a corner set aside for exercise equipment. A bathroom-laundry combo is another genius way to free up space. Here’s what to consider when combining a bathroom and laundry in your renovation or new build.

Is your washing machine or dryer on the fritz? Is there mould or a musty smell you can’t seem to get rid of? Are you forever searching for more storage space for your detergents and fabric softeners? These are all common laundry problems plaguing Aussie families. If you are looking for solutions, you’ve come to the right place. Read on for easy fixes for common laundry problems – and ways to make your laundry live up to its potential!

Crisp collars, whiter whites, perfect pleats and spotless silks – what if we told you that you can do it all from home? It’s true. Modern laundry appliances are buzzing with features so intuitive that you can revel in all the perks once exclusive to drycleaning… at home!

“From front-loader washing machines with customised cycles for your most delicate garments, to sleek drying cabinets that prolong wear between washes, today’s laundry appliances meet the needs of busy, budget-conscious shoppers who love their clothes and want them to look good as new for longer,” says Peter Simic, The Good Guys Buyer – Laundry.

Ready to learn how to dryclean at home? Here are the feature-packed laundry appliances making high-quality garment care a cinch.

Over time, detergent residue, mildew and grime build up inside your washer, which affects performance and damages internal parts. This guide breaks down exactly how to clean washing machines using simple methods for both front-loading and top-loading models.

Key takeaways

• Clean your washing machine regularly, ideally once a month. Include interior surfaces, agitators, filters, and hard-to-reach areas.

• Use a combination of white vinegar and baking soda, or a washing machine cleaner for heavier build-up.

• Wipe down the rubber door seal, especially on front load washing machines, to prevent mould.

• Clean the lint filter and detergent drawer to avoid blockages and odours.

• Finish with a hot rinse cycle to flush out any remaining residue.

It’s time to show your laundry a little love. With some clever thinking and space saving ideas, it’s easy to take on a laundry renovation and increase the functionality with a new design. The latest laundry appliances such as dryers and washing machines will help you to keep your whites white and your colours bright in a room that you’re proud of.

It’s unwritten laundry lore that whenever you push start on a washing machine load, a single, dirty sock will appear. In the past, top loader washing machines were on the case – just lift the lid, chuck in the straggler and be on your way. Front loader washing machine owners were in a pickle though, with no option but to stash the stowaway for the next load.

Then, in 2015, the geniuses at Samsung unveiled the innovative Samsung AddWash front loader, an industry first that would allow hectic households to add items mid-cycle. Other manufacturers followed suit and the rest, as they say, is history. Hooray!

In recent years, the laundry has evolved from an interior design after-thought to a space to make a style statement. As one of the hardest working rooms in the home, functionality has always been key, but today the design aesthetic of the laundry gets just as much love (if not a little more) than the kitchen and bathroom. Looking to update yours? Here are six stunning looks to inspire your new design.

Cool, Calm and Coastal

Found within an historic bungalow home in Sydney’s Lower North Shore, this fresh new space designed by Annie Bowen of Annie Bowen Design is a masterclass in timeless style, with just a hint of the beloved Hamptons aesthetic. “The client wanted a functional space to contain a new washing machine and condenser dryer, a good amount of bench space and access to the window for ventilation,” explains Annie Bowen. With classic Shaker-style cabinetry, louvre windows and a eucalyptus green splashback, the end result is calm, practical and cohesive with the rest of the home. “Here, we kept the cabinets in the same white as we had used in the kitchen, then used a slightly deeper green handmade tile for the splashback,” she adds.