Laundry Helper

The interactive AI wiki for laundry. Pick a mode — Wash, Iron, or Stain Remover — describe what you have, and get a specific, step-by-step plan: temperatures, cycles, products, do's and don'ts, and pro tips. Plus a quick-reference of the care symbols on the label, so you never have to Google what the triangle with a circle means again.

// Wash · tell us what you're washing

Garment

Fabric

Color

Soil level

Advanced (optional)

Special features (prints, embroidery, sequins, lace, padding...)

Care label notes (optional, paste what you can read)

Machine type

Pick garment, fabric, color, soil to begin

Last plan · just now schema · laundry-wash.v1

// Step-by-step

// What to do (and not do)

// Drying

// Iron · settings, steam, technique

Garment

Fabric

Garment state

Tool

Advanced (optional)

Sensitive areas (prints, embellishments, buttons, pleats)

Occasion

Pick garment, fabric, state to begin

Last plan · just now schema · laundry-iron.v1

// Step-by-step

// What to do (and not do)

// Pro tips

// Stain Remover · act fast, choose right

Stain type

Or describe it (if not in the list)

Fabric

Stain age

Garment color

Advanced (optional)

What you've tried already (so we don't repeat it)

Available tools / products

Pick stain, fabric, age to begin

Last plan · just now schema · laundry-stain.v1

// Do this NOW

// Removal methods (try in order)

// What to do (and never do)

// If nothing works

Quick reference — care label symbols

⌬

Tub with water

Machine washable. Number inside = max °C.

⌬

Tub with hand

Hand wash only, max 40 °C.

⌬✕

Tub crossed out

Do not wash. Dry clean only.

△

Triangle

Bleach allowed (chlorine).

△∥

Triangle with diagonal lines

Non-chlorine bleach only (oxygen).

△✕

Triangle crossed out

Do not bleach.

▢

Square

Drying. Lines = method, dots = heat.

▢⊙

Square with circle

Tumble dry. Dots: 1 = low, 2 = medium, 3 = high.

▢⊙✕

Tumble crossed out

Do not tumble dry. Air dry instead.

▲

Iron

Iron OK. Dots: 1 = ≤110°C, 2 = ≤150°C, 3 = ≤200°C.

▲✕

Iron crossed out

Do not iron.

○

Circle

Dry-cleaning. Letter inside tells the cleaner the solvent.

○✕

Circle crossed out

Do not dry clean.

How it works

Three modes, one model. When you click Get plan, your inputs (garment + fabric + soil/state/age + advanced notes) go to the same AI model that powers the AI Lab — Kimi K2 via NVIDIA's free inference tier. A mode-specific system prompt asks the model to return a structured JSON plan: a verdict, key parameters (temperature, cycle, settings), step-by-step instructions with timing, do-and-don't lists, and warnings about anything that could ruin the garment.

Schemas: laundry-wash.v1, laundry-iron.v1, laundry-stain.v1. Your inputs and last result for each mode are stored in your browser under aiapp.laundry.v1 — no account, no cloud storage.

The fabric care symbols at the bottom are the standard ISO 3758 set. They're embedded statically — no AI call needed — so you can refer to them anytime.

Honest caveat: the model can't see the actual garment. When the care label and AI advice disagree, trust the care label — it was set by the manufacturer who knows the exact dye, weave, and finishing. For valuable, heirloom, or unusual items (vintage, leather, fur, structured suiting), use a professional cleaner. For severe stains on items you can't replace, don't experiment — go to a pro.