laundry

"Mats" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I am bacheloring it for a few months, doing my own laundry at home.

My question is: There are times I only wear something for just an
hour at a meeting or otherwise.

I can't see washing them [shirt, sox, pants [no not underwear]] after
an hour's use. So I hang them on a coat hanger and wear them again.
Is this illegal [I mean, is it politicly correct]. Makes sense to me
but the beautiful wife is appalled.

Help [I learned to hate laundry]

If you've only had something on for an hour and haven't sweated a lot in it
or spilled stuff on it, then I see no need to wash it. I wouldn't include
socks in there though. Feet do tend to sweat.

"Mats" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Sorry if this is the wrong group but can't find one appropriate:::

I am bacheloring it for a few months, doing my own laundry at home.

My question is: There are times I only wear something for just an
hour at a meeting or otherwise.

I can't see washing them [shirt, sox, pants [no not underwear]] after
an hour's use. So I hang them on a coat hanger and wear them again.
Is this illegal [I mean, is it politicly correct]. Makes sense to me
but the beautiful wife is appalled.

Help [I learned to hate laundry]

Mat

If your wafe is appalled, just wash the clothes. It ain't gonna kill you
.... it will make her happy ... everyone wins.

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"Mats" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Sorry if this is the wrong group but can't find one appropriate:::

I am bacheloring it for a few months, doing my own laundry at home.

My question is: There are times I only wear something for just an
hour at a meeting or otherwise.

I can't see washing them [shirt, sox, pants [no not underwear]] after
an hour's use. So I hang them on a coat hanger and wear them again.
Is this illegal [I mean, is it politicly correct]. Makes sense to me
but the beautiful wife is appalled.

Help [I learned to hate laundry]

Mat

If your wafe is appalled, just wash the clothes. It ain't gonna kill you
... it will make her happy ... everyone wins.

Yeah, especially if she's BEAUTIFUL, know what I'm saying? Hell man, wash
your clean clothes all you have to.

Mats said:

Sorry if this is the wrong group but can't find one appropriate:::

I am bacheloring it for a few months, doing my own laundry at home.

My question is: There are times I only wear something for just an
hour at a meeting or otherwise.

I can't see washing them [shirt, sox, pants [no not underwear]] after
an hour's use. So I hang them on a coat hanger and wear them again.
Is this illegal [I mean, is it politicly correct]. Makes sense to me
but the beautiful wife is appalled.

Help [I learned to hate laundry]

If it's not dirty/stained/spilled on, and it's not stinky, gooey, or
wet, then of course you can wear it again! Good for you for hanging it
up neatly instead of just tossing it in the corner of the bedroom like
most males do!

cybercat said:

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"Mats" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Sorry if this is the wrong group but can't find one appropriate:::

I am bacheloring it for a few months, doing my own laundry at home.

My question is: There are times I only wear something for just an
hour at a meeting or otherwise.

I can't see washing them [shirt, sox, pants [no not underwear]] after
an hour's use. So I hang them on a coat hanger and wear them again.
Is this illegal [I mean, is it politicly correct]. Makes sense to me
but the beautiful wife is appalled.

Help [I learned to hate laundry]

If your wafe is appalled, just wash the clothes. It ain't gonna kill you
... it will make her happy ... everyone wins.

Yeah, especially if she's BEAUTIFUL, know what I'm saying? Hell man, wash
your clean clothes all you have to.

Screw these man-hating, control freaks. Do WTF you want and dump
the wife if she doesn't approve it.

-sw

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"Mats" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Sorry if this is the wrong group but can't find one appropriate:::

I am bacheloring it for a few months, doing my own laundry at home.

My question is: There are times I only wear something for just an
hour at a meeting or otherwise.

I can't see washing them [shirt, sox, pants [no not underwear]] after
an hour's use. So I hang them on a coat hanger and wear them again.
Is this illegal [I mean, is it politicly correct]. Makes sense to me
but the beautiful wife is appalled.

Help [I learned to hate laundry]

If you've only had something on for an hour and haven't sweated a lot in
it or spilled stuff on it, then I see no need to wash it. I wouldn't
include socks in there though. Feet do tend to sweat.

If I 'have' to stop in a fast-food place, or sit down at Borders coffee
shop, or sit in a dental chair where other butts have been sitting, I always
wash my pants (slacks), no matter if I'm gone an hour.

I might save the top to wear outside walking later in the day.
Socks always get tossed in the laundry after wearing.

DH doesn't even put them on a coat hangar, he tosses them on a peg in the
hallway.
Your beautiful wife is lucky.
Dee Dee

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Quoted message said:

Sorry if this is the wrong group but can't find one appropriate:::

I am bacheloring it for a few months, doing my own laundry at home.

My question is: There are times I only wear something for just an
hour at a meeting or otherwise.

I can't see washing them [shirt, sox, pants [no not underwear]] after
an hour's use. So I hang them on a coat hanger and wear them again.
Is this illegal [I mean, is it politicly correct]. Makes sense to me
but the beautiful wife is appalled.

Help [I learned to hate laundry]

Mat

Wash the socks, undies and undershirt if you wore one. Hang the shirt and
pants in the closet all nice and tidy and you'll be just fine. Unless of
course you spilled on them.

Just how beautiful is the wife? She must be a hottie for you to put up
with her nagging about your laundry.

Michael

--
Children today are tyrants. They contradict their parents, gobble their
food, and tyrannize their teachers.
- Socrates

to email: dog3 at charter dot net

Mats said:

Sorry if this is the wrong group but can't find one appropriate:::

I am bacheloring it for a few months, doing my own laundry at home.

My question is: There are times I only wear something for just an
hour at a meeting or otherwise.

I can't see washing them [shirt, sox, pants [no not underwear]] after
an hour's use. So I hang them on a coat hanger and wear them again.
Is this illegal [I mean, is it politicly correct]. Makes sense to me
but the beautiful wife is appalled.

Help [I learned to hate laundry]

Mat

Just spray some febreze on it and be done with it.

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Quoted message said:

If it's not dirty/stained/spilled on, and it's not stinky, gooey, or
wet, then of course you can wear it again! Good for you for hanging it
up neatly instead of just tossing it in the corner of the bedroom like
most males do!

I beg your pardon! I do not toss my clothes in the corner of the bedroom.
I take my outer garments to the dry cleaners and the underthings down the
laundry chute 😉

Michael <- giving Karen trouble

--
Children today are tyrants. They contradict their parents, gobble their
food, and tyrannize their teachers.
- Socrates

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Mats <[email hidden]> dropped this news:1190214935.596099.6040
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Quoted message said:

Sorry if this is the wrong group but can't find one appropriate:::

I am bacheloring it for a few months, doing my own laundry at home.

My question is: There are times I only wear something for just an
hour at a meeting or otherwise.

I can't see washing them [shirt, sox, pants [no not underwear]] after
an hour's use. So I hang them on a coat hanger and wear them again.
Is this illegal [I mean, is it politicly correct]. Makes sense to me
but the beautiful wife is appalled.

Help [I learned to hate laundry]

Mat

Wash the socks, undies and undershirt if you wore one. Hang the shirt and
pants in the closet all nice and tidy and you'll be just fine. Unless of
course you spilled on them.

Just how beautiful is the wife? She must be a hottie for you to put up
with her nagging about your laundry.

Michael

Every man should have been raised with sisters; he will understand the word,
"nagging" a little better. I wonder if the OP had a sister, or older
sister, I should say.
Dee Dee
Dee Dee

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Karen AKA Kajikit <[email hidden]> dropped this
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Quoted message said:

If it's not dirty/stained/spilled on, and it's not stinky, gooey, or
wet, then of course you can wear it again! Good for you for hanging
it up neatly instead of just tossing it in the corner of the bedroom
like most males do!

I beg your pardon! I do not toss my clothes in the corner of the
bedroom. I take my outer garments to the dry cleaners and the
underthings down the laundry chute 😉

Michael <- giving Karen trouble

Once a week on laundry day I get out the rake and collect my clothing
from around the house. Once collected I wash it. I mostly wear blue so no
sorting headaches for me.

--

The house of the burning beet-Alan

It'll be a sunny day in August, when the Moon will shine that night-
Elbonian Folklore

hahabogus said:

Once a week on laundry day I get out the rake and collect my clothing
from around the house. Once collected I wash it. I mostly wear blue so no
sorting headaches for me.

My wife usually does the laundry. Apparently I don't do it right. I tend
to put the wrong things together in loads., not to mention the time that I
tossed her good wall skirt in with dark load. It was in the hamper, so I
figured it was for a dark load. No I didn't read the label. Nor do I read
the label of everything else that I put in the washer. If I am running low
on socks, underwear, shirts or whatever, I do a load of laundry. It's no
big deal.... a jew minutes of sorting (not enough sorting I hear), throw it
in the washing machine, add detergent, and turn a knob. Take it out and
hang it outside on a nice day or into the dryer. I don't have a lot of
sympathy for people who whine about how much work it is to do the laundry.
The machines do most of the work. I remember the wringer washer we had when
I was a kid. Now that was work.

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hahabogus said:

Once a week on laundry day I get out the rake and collect my clothing
from around the house. Once collected I wash it. I mostly wear blue
so no sorting headaches for me.

My wife usually does the laundry. Apparently I don't do it right. I
tend to put the wrong things together in loads., not to mention the
time that I tossed her good wall skirt in with dark load. It was in
the hamper, so I figured it was for a dark load. No I didn't read the
label. Nor do I read the label of everything else that I put in the
washer. If I am running low on socks, underwear, shirts or whatever,
I do a load of laundry. It's no big deal.... a jew minutes of sorting
(not enough sorting I hear), throw it in the washing machine, add
detergent, and turn a knob. Take it out and hang it outside on a nice
day or into the dryer. I don't have a lot of sympathy for people who
whine about how much work it is to do the laundry. The machines do
most of the work. I remember the wringer washer we had when I was a
kid. Now that was work.

when I was married I got out of doing laundry due to the fact I washed my
steel toed rubber boots in the machine....wasn't allowed to touch it
after that...And putting the forks in the dishwasher with the tines down
got me out of dish washing duty.

These days tines up or down...doesn't seem too much difference and in my
newer front load washer I would never wash my steel toed rubber boots in
it I like it too much plus I have no idea where they got too.(The ex
probably threw them out years ago.)

--

The house of the burning beet-Alan

It'll be a sunny day in August, when the Moon will shine that night-
Elbonian Folklore

hahabogus said:

when I was married I got out of doing laundry due to the fact I washed my
steel toed rubber boots in the machine....wasn't allowed to touch it
after that...And putting the forks in the dishwasher with the tines down
got me out of dish washing duty.

My wife got out of lawn mowing by stalling the mower every two minutes. It
was more work to keep going out and starting it for her than to just do the
mowing myself. However, she saw it within herself to buy me a tractor
mower, though she refuses to learn how to use it.

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hahabogus said:

Once a week on laundry day I get out the rake and collect my clothing
from around the house. Once collected I wash it. I mostly wear blue so no
sorting headaches for me.

My wife usually does the laundry. Apparently I don't do it right. I tend
to put the wrong things together in loads.,

I have laundry baskets that I put dirty clothes in, so they can be dumped in
the washer when they are full, takes no thinking, no sorting.

However, DH will 'accidently' reach over into a different basket and put a
piece of colored clothing in with a washer load of bleached whites.
Sometimes I think guys' brains are wired wrong. ;-)

Years ago we bought a new washer that was just terrible. We called in a
service man. The jist of it was that I didn't know how to sort clothes.
Not only that, DH stood there in agreement. Amazed!

Dee Dee

On Wed, 19 Sep 2007 14:50:11 -0400, "Dee Dee" <[email hidden]>

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Every man should have been raised with sisters; he will understand the word,
"nagging" a little better. I wonder if the OP had a sister, or older
sister, I should say.
Dee Dee

Oh I agree with you Dee. I had three sisters and no brothers.
I learned what nagging was, and how to hold and extended bladder.
Of course when I married my first wife, I found out how bad nagging
could get.

Dee Dee said:

I have laundry baskets that I put dirty clothes in, so they can be dumped in
the washer when they are full, takes no thinking, no sorting.

However, DH will 'accidently' reach over into a different basket and put a
piece of colored clothing in with a washer load of bleached whites.
Sometimes I think guys' brains are wired wrong. ;-)

Years ago we bought a new washer that was just terrible. We called in a
service man. The jist of it was that I didn't know how to sort clothes.
Not only that, DH stood there in agreement. Amazed!

Dee Dee

It is obvious, according to the service man and your husband, that you
are not capable of doing the laundry. So they should do it. ;-)

Becca

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Dee Dee said:

I have laundry baskets that I put dirty clothes in, so they can be dumped
in the washer when they are full, takes no thinking, no sorting.

However, DH will 'accidently' reach over into a different basket and put
a piece of colored clothing in with a washer load of bleached whites.
Sometimes I think guys' brains are wired wrong. ;-)

Years ago we bought a new washer that was just terrible. We called in a
service man. The jist of it was that I didn't know how to sort clothes.
Not only that, DH stood there in agreement. Amazed!

Dee Dee

It is obvious, according to the service man and your husband, that you are
not capable of doing the laundry. So they should do it. ;-)

Becca

Well, I kept DH and threw the other guy out the door.
It seems to work this way at our house:
DH does every nasty washload that necessitates a bleach wash.
DH does all the nasty clothes he wears outside.
He will fold all these loads he does.
When he travels to his dad's, he doesn't bring home dirty clothes!

But I confess, I'm married to a curmudgeon. :-) I can't figure out if he
was that way all along or just became one gradually. These things are hard
to figure out.

Dee Dee

On Thu, 20 Sep 2007 15:44:17 -0400, "Dee Dee" <[email hidden]>

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Dee Dee said:

I have laundry baskets that I put dirty clothes in, so they can be dumped
in the washer when they are full, takes no thinking, no sorting.

However, DH will 'accidently' reach over into a different basket and put
a piece of colored clothing in with a washer load of bleached whites.
Sometimes I think guys' brains are wired wrong. ;-)

Years ago we bought a new washer that was just terrible. We called in a
service man. The jist of it was that I didn't know how to sort clothes.
Not only that, DH stood there in agreement. Amazed!

Dee Dee

It is obvious, according to the service man and your husband, that you are
not capable of doing the laundry. So they should do it. ;-)

Becca

Well, I kept DH and threw the other guy out the door.
It seems to work this way at our house:
DH does every nasty washload that necessitates a bleach wash.
DH does all the nasty clothes he wears outside.
He will fold all these loads he does.
When he travels to his dad's, he doesn't bring home dirty clothes!

But I confess, I'm married to a curmudgeon. :-) I can't figure out if he
was that way all along or just became one gradually. These things are hard
to figure out.

Dee Dee

it's true that laundry issues don't often arise during courtship
unless you have a extremely vigorous sex life.

your pal,
blake