I was picking out clothes when I was three. Prior to his spring debuts, which were just one day apart, we checked in with Richardson to learn more about the intersection of life, love, and laundry. And the book, Laundry Love: Finding Joy in a Common Chore, is part memoir and part how-to guide, with Richardson’s trademark humor running through every page. Through it all, his effusive and empathetic nature shines bright-making stories about fabric care feel like so much more. In one episode, he lifts decades-old oil stains out of an heirloom quilt in another, he removes a mysterious sticky substance from the vinyl sleeves of a varsity letter jacket with the help of an unusual method. The Laundry Guy takes Richardson into private homes (most of which are right here in the Twin Cities), where he’s tasked with solving textile mishaps and disasters. And thanks to a new show on Discovery+ and his first book, his message on how laundry influences your life is about to unfold.įirst, the show. The owner of MOA boutique Mona Williams-and longtime member of the fashion mafia in town-is also known as the Laundry Evangelist.
Patric Richardson doesn’t let life’s stains get him down. Lights, camera, oxygen bleach? Patric Richardson in the zone.
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