Even one black sock, however small, can have a devastating effect on a load of whites.
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Wednesday, 4 November 2009
Lesson Learned
Even one black sock, however small, can have a devastating effect on a load of whites.
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LOL! Well, now you have something to wear with your...... um.... uh... little gray dress?
My older boys sprayed a bunch of clothes with fake blood for Halloween for their costumes and I threatened their lives if any of those clothes went anywhere my washing machine, especially if there was anything else in it in the time. I'm not taking any chances on that load, or the next, or the next, or the ......!
Could you send me this bra?? Thanks to my horrific laundress skills, absolutely none of my clothes are in their original hue. I've got plenty of things it would go with, including that "little gray dress" Tracy mentioned...and many many pink thingys too.
Ha! I'd gladly send you the thing if the bin man hadn't already carted it away this morning.
DRAT!
That only happens to me when the twins come visit and do my laundry without me knowing. I'm pretty anal about my laundry since I always hated how laundry was done growing up, so there are only whites (no pinks, yellows or light blues) allowed with my whites. Bleach goes in as well. I have, though, strayed from my beloved Tide to try some eco-soaps and wallet friendly tips, but each time my undies come out grey, and I'm really upset. It takes many many loads of Tide to bring back their whiteness to almost the way they were.
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