Mum-of-22 Sue Radford has invested in two heavy duty washing machines, costing £1,199.99 each, so she can get through the huge family's dirty washing.
Sue and Noel Radford, who are responsible for creating Britain's biggest family, have previously admitted they do six loads of washing each day.
So it's no surprise the couple are now the proud owners of two brand new washing machines, costing just under £1,200 each.
The new machines take a hefty 18kg of laundry each, reports The Sun.
Posting on her Instagram stories last night, Sue said: "Laundry room is complete - I absolutely love it."
She added: "Lots of you asking about these washing machines so I've put a swipe up link for you they are from @caterkwikuk and I absolutely love them."
Sue has been doing up her laundry room in recent weeks as part of the family's home renovations, and the room also has a third machine for drying clothes.
You can buy the washing machine here. Sue revealed the machines were #gifted, meaning she didn't pay.
Earlier this week, Sue posted on Instagram: "Can my Sunday get any better than this….. 2 empty washing machines and an empty laundry basket."
A number of people took to the comments section to praise Sue for the amount of washing she must get through.
One person said: "I only have 2 children and mine is full to the brim! youre superwoman!!"
Another said: "How is that even possible there are only 6 of us and it is constantly full never ending you are such an amazing family and I love following you."
The majority of the Radford family live together in a former care home, which they bought for £240,000 in 2004, – the doting parents plus 18 of their kids and granddaughter Ophelia.
The other kids that live in the house are Jack, 23; Daniel, 21; Luke, 20; Millie, 19; Katie, 18; James, 17; Ellie, 15; Aimee, 14; Josh, 13; Max, 11; Tillie, 10; Oscar, nine; Casper, eight; Hallie, six; Phoebe, five; Archie, three, Bonnie, two; and baby Heidie.
Eldest sprogs Chris, 31, Sophie 26, and Chloe, 25, have freed up a bit of space at the house by flying the nest.
