Do you like the smell of fresh laundry?

[Anonymous]

We have allergies and gain works great

[Anonymous]

Yes! I also like it when I walk past a house and can smell that laundry smell drifting out from the house.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes! I also like it when I walk past a house and can smell that laundry smell drifting out from the house.

+1

[Anonymous]

Just bought those gain scent balls to add to the laundry. Omg I could sniff them all day.

[Anonymous]

Smells repulsive. I also hate the smell of your kids when they are over. Overpowering. Learn some subtlety. Yes, it is a class issue.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes! I also like it when I walk past a house and can smell that laundry smell drifting out from the house.

+1

Ugh, I think it's absurd when I'm outside and I can't smell anything but the laundry smell coming from a house a block away. I'd rather smell the fresh air. So stupid.

[Anonymous]

PP again -- to answer OP's question, I do like the smell of fresh laundry. Our fresh laundry smells like cloth, linen, etc. not overpowering chemical scents. That's the fresh laundry smell I love!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Smells repulsive. I also hate the smell of your kids when they are over. Overpowering. Learn some subtlety. Yes, it is a class issue.

Is this normal?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes! I also like it when I walk past a house and can smell that laundry smell drifting out from the house.

+1

+2. I love it even more when walking past an apartment building that has multiple washers/dryers going - more loads = more laundry smell. Love love love it!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes! I also like it when I walk past a house and can smell that laundry smell drifting out from the house.

YESSSSS!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Smells repulsive. I also hate the smell of your kids when they are over. Overpowering. Learn some subtlety. Yes, it is a class issue.

I agree that it is classless to be repelled by the smell of clean laundry on children.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Smells repulsive. I also hate the smell of your kids when they are over. Overpowering. Learn some subtlety. Yes, it is a class issue.

I agree that it is classless to be repelled by the smell of clean laundry on children.

It's not "classless." That would imply that one is disinterested. It is low class. The PP you responded to is hateful. I associate hatefulness with the worst kind of trash.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes! I also like it when I walk past a house and can smell that laundry smell drifting out from the house.

That depends on the type of detergent or dryer sheet or whatever. Not every kind smells good.

You know, I also like fresh air smell best, who doesn't? But I don't understand why some of you call it low class to use and/or like cleaning products or Yankee candles. I like the smell of Murphy's oil soap after I just cleaned my floors and I like the smell of laundry detergent when my clothes, and especially my sheets and blankets, are freshly washed.

[Anonymous]

I wouldn't use all those chemicals on clothes my family wears. Just think it smells like a bunch of chemical exposure. Like, why don't I just spray them with glade in the morning, right in the face instead?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Smells repulsive. I also hate the smell of your kids when they are over. Overpowering. Learn some subtlety. Yes, it is a class issue.

Clean kids wearing clean clothes is now classless. Got it.