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The last post is the WINNER!
- Thread starter ninerbuff
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I win by using good hangers!
It's so refreshing to see a man that likes talk about how he does laundry. Your laundry accessories really are the good ones.
I use good hangers, too.
I use good hangers, too.
Oh, I don't do laundry.
I do FABULOUS!
Your wife is a genius. So is my husband.
He convinced me to do the laundry exclusively, except if I'm really sick.
He started helping when I went back to work some years ago. My black sweater and work slacks were washed with white towels...never to be worn again. My clothes just won't make it if he's doing laundry. It seems he thinks separating clothes according to color, and type of fabric is just an OCD thing I have. Hey... some fabrics actually need the delicate cycle and cold water.
Its wrong. They shouldn't make clothing that needs special cycles! I protest. I'm not being manipulative. I'm protesting against the machine.
It not just the machine. It's the whole fabric of existence...
Ah, so this thread will dissolve into the soapy water of metaphysics now.
Manufacturers of machines collude with clothing manufacturers by adding all those extra settings to washing machines, so they may justify all those unnecessary washing instructions and raise prices on clothing. Its evil!
Don't make fun of things you don't understand!
I guess so. If we soften our approach, we may find we are able to better stand the agitation of life -- and it's many cycles.
Perhaps. Perhaps.
Although...one might consider whether the various circumstances of life might require a outer wear made of various types of materials and various levels of coarseness, down to the "very fine."
I don't think we can blame it on the manufacturers if one gets a better result from combining like fabrics, colors, and weights -- in an appropriate temperature -- compared with bending down, scooping up a few hands-ful of clothes, and shoving them into a machine...and deciding that all like warm or hot water, without actually considering their feelings on the matter.
Life does tend to spin us around in circles and sometimes drain our creative juices.