House Love

“With cheery wisdom, humor and warmth, Richardson shares tips, like which cleaning tools are worth the splurge and strategies for tidying every type of room, that turn cleaning and organizing into an act of love!”  — Woman’s World“House Love… will inspire even the most reluctant homemaker to begin tackling long-neglected projects around the house.”  — Shelf Awareness“After tackling—with joy!—that pile of dirty clothes in Laundry Love (2021), Richardson and Miller take a whole-house approach” — Booklist”House Love…takes readers on a home tour from entryway to garage, complete with cleaning, organization, decorating, and care tips,…plus laugh-out-loud anecdotes and memories from Richardson’s Kentucky childhood and current St. Paul home.” — Mpls.St.Paul Magazine“I have never thought about a book more than this book…Patric is going to be the Ina Garten of laundry…My towels have never been so fluffy.”  — Good Day L.A. on Laundry Love“This slim volume, its breezy pages of tips and anecdotes, stories and, in the back, recipes, is a lovely salve. One would be very fortunate, I think, to be Richardson’s friend or neighbor, share his optimism and joy in life’s seemingly small things.”  — Washington Post on Laundry Love“A cheery and thorough guide to all things laundry … Richardson’s love for doing laundry is so infectious that readers just might find themselves dreading this mundane chore a bit less.”  — Publishers Weekly on Laundry Love“Who would have dreamed a book on laundry could be so entertaining―and educational? … Along the way is a narrative enhanced by personal anecdotes as well as helpful tips and lists … It’s truth in print that laundry just might become your new best hobby.”  — Booklist on Laundry Love”Richardson’s playfulness and good humor shine in this book; he makes cleaning fun and provides excellent tips to refresh the whole house.” — Library Journal (starred review)

Patric Richardson is America’s go-to expert for laundry quandaries, author of the best-selling Laundry Love: Finding Joy in a Common Chore, and star of The Laundry Guy on HGTV and Discovery Plus. He’s featured frequently on national and international TV and radio shows, and in prominent publications, including The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, The Times, Die Welt, Martha Stewart Living, Real Simple, and Better Homes & Gardens. Richardson also created the ever-popular and often sold-out Laundry Camps, and runs his Mall of America boutique, Mona Williams. He lives with his partner in the well-cared-for brownstone he renovated in St. Paul, Minnesota.