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Here’s a life hack that’ll make you feel like a suburban ninja: Don’t just wash your clothes—dry them first. Run the dry cycle for 30 minutes before you even think about soap. The heat kills the bugs and their eggs before water has a chance to give them a nice bath. It’s like hitting them with a blowtorch before the sprinklers turn on. Brutal, but appropriate.

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And yes, you can do this with almost anything. Shoes, backpacks, that throw blanket your cat sneezes on—if it can survive a spin cycle, it’s fair game. Just avoid melting your raincoat or that sweater with “dry clean only” written in passive-aggressive italics. Common sense, people.

When the Dryer Becomes Your Best Friend

Picture this: you’ve just come home from a friend’s place, and you remember their couch had a suspicious spot. Panic sets in faster than a cheap Wi-Fi password. But instead of shrieking, you calmly strip down by the laundry room door like a secret agent. Into the dryer go your jacket, socks, and even the mask you wore for the Uber ride. Thirty minutes later, you’re safe to hug your own sofa without guilt.

I’ve done this after subway rides. After flea markets. After airport carpets that look like they’ve seen things. It’s become a ritual: Commute, Survive, Dry. Repeat. The best part? You come out smelling like fresh linen and victory. Bed bugs hate that smell. Actually, I made that up, but it sounds true, doesn’t it?

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