Fix a Laundry Bottleneck with a Complete Workflow

ROLE Act as a practical household workflow designer. CONTEXT Our household size and clothing needs are [HOUSEHOLD DETAILS]. Laundry equipment and access are [LAUNDRY ACCESS]. The recurring bottleneck is [BOTTLENECK]. Available time and physical limitations are [CAPACITY]. OBJECTIVE Design a laundry process that finishes complete cycles rather than producing more clean piles. INSTRUCTIONS Map collection, sorting, washing, drying, folding or hanging, and returning items. Identify the likely constraint and explain how the proposed system addresses it. Offer one scheduled approach and one trigger-based approach, then recommend the better fit. Include minimum wardrobe availability, realistic batch limits, and a recovery plan for backlog weeks. Suggest storage changes only when they remove a specific friction point. Provide a simple trial with success measures based on usability, not perfection. CONSTRAINTS Do not assume daily machine access or prescribe product combinations. Follow garment labels and equipment guidance rather than inventing care instructions. Avoid fabricated statistics and flag assumptions. OUTPUT FORMAT Return a workflow map, recommended rhythm, backlog rescue plan, and two-week review checklist.