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Who else *edited*ing hates doing laundry, it’s so *edited*. I woke up today only to realize I have no clean boxers, I was like “wtf? I have 10 clean pairs of socks, numerous clean shirts, about 8 clean hoodies/pullover sweat shirts, and like 5 clean pairs of jeans/pants.
I did what any man would do, I rifled through my laundry hamper for the cleanest smelling boxers, administering the “smell test’ and visually inspecting them for *edited* stains. Doing laundry during the morning-evening is lame, too many people, too few machines.
I also hate that every time I put them in the dryer, if the load is even half of what they consider a “full load” they come out as damp as sweaty bawls.
To conclude, I was wondering if Toran, or any other vagina on here would like to come make 10 bucks or I could barter some dairy queen coupons.
PS – *edited* YOU DIRTY CLOTHES
Yeah man laundry sucks. Not too bad now though since I have a house and dont have to fight with people in my dorm for the washer
Guys really? It’s not that hard.
The entire process takes 5 minutes of your time.
Btw, dorm laundry wasn’t a problem. If someone forgets their crap, after an hour or so toss it on the table/floor. One time at Reynolds someone left their laundry in the washer for a day or so and it ended up outside by the dumpsters. Idk who did it but +1 to them for epic balls.
B R I E F S said:
Who else *edited*ing hates doing laundry, it’s so *edited*. I woke up today only to realize I have no clean boxers, I was like “wtf? I have 10 clean pairs of socks, numerous clean shirts, about 8 clean hoodies/pullover sweat shirts, and like 5 clean pairs of jeans/pants.
Just go freeballing.
*edited*, was that so hard?
Liquid said:
B R I E F S said:
Who else *edited*ing hates doing laundry, it’s so *edited*. I woke up today only to realize I have no clean boxers, I was like “wtf? I have 10 clean pairs of socks, numerous clean shirts, about 8 clean hoodies/pullover sweat shirts, and like 5 clean pairs of jeans/pants.
Just go freeballing.
*edited*, what that so hard?
down south we call that going commando.
NoDice said:
laundry in 5 mins? how the fak?
How long it take you to put the clothes in the washer, swap to a dryer, then put pack in a hamper?
u forgot like elevendy of the other steps in their.. like sorting darks/lights, balancing out each load, turning socks and *edited*s right side out, mesuring the correct amount of deturdgent, figuring out which *edited*ign cycle it goes on and the corrasponding water temp, and the going back to relize you dident use cold water deturgent on the colors,,, and figureing out if this fabric is color fast, then having to check on the thing 6 times so it does not sit which makes you wrinkle,, i could go on 4 years about this but i gotta go do laundry
lol wut?
you got your colors and your whites…
and for you lazy *edited*s you got your color safe bleach shabang two birds one stone.
laundry should be a time of reflection. Look back and be thankful you made it through another load. nubs.
NoDice said:
u forgot like elevendy of the other steps in their.. like sorting darks/lights, balancing out each load, turning socks and *edited*s right side out, mesuring the correct amount of deturdgent, figuring out which *edited*ign cycle it goes on and the corrasponding water temp, and the going back to relize you dident use cold water deturgent on the colors,,, and figureing out if this fabric is color fast, then having to check on the thing 6 times so it does not sit which makes you wrinkle,, i could go on 4 years about this but i gotta go do laundry
Step 1: Buy colorsafe detergent. 99.9% of them are.
Step 2: Put colors, whites, socks, shirts, pants, etc in the washer.
Step 3: Put detergent in the washer.
Step 4: Start washer using warm water.
Step 6: Put wet clothes in dryer.
Step 7: Start dryer using colors config.
Step 8: Put dry clothes in hamper.
Step 9: Fold/hang clothes and put away.
Step 10: ????
Step 11: Profit
torankusu said:
Using cold water saves you money.
yeah and so does hanging clothes to dry.
what are we in 1920?
torankusu said:
Using cold water saves you money.
Costs me $1.25 either way.
Some engineer worked really hard so that you could use a warm water in a washing machine. It feels almost wrong to not use his invention to the fullest. That and I like making power companies money.
yea, cold and hot water cost the same here.
I have figured out a fool proof way to get my laundry done for free, I don’t do it for about a month then go home, my mom does it, folds it nicely and packs it away.
Depending on the machines you can get laundry for free. Are they hooked onto anything like a card swiper? Where you place the quarters, is it on top of the machine?
we are issued a card that we can put money on, you insert this card into the machine and away it goes, it’s like the new debit cards, has the chip on the end of it.
NuRayZ said:
torankusu said:
Using cold water saves you money.
yeah and so does hanging clothes to dry.
what are we in 1920?
I do both.
I wasn’t going to mention hanging up clothes since people are already whining about having to fold ones that were already dry. However, it takes no effort to switch to cold water.The cold water thing, I guess, applies more to people who aren’t paying a fixed rate at a laundromat. If you’re paying for utilities, using cold water helps to lower your bill.
B R I E F S said:
we are issued a card that we can put money on, you insert this card into the machine and away it goes, it’s like the new debit cards, has the chip on the end of it.
If the machine with the actual card swipe itself has an electrical plug, unplug it. When you plug it in, the machine will reboot and the testing code is usually 0001 (or something real easy for maintenance to remember). Once your in, u can select the machine you want to use to “test” it.
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