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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Don’t you guys have a lot of “special” laundry? I feel like I have so much!

Wool socks. Wool sweaters. Wool everything in winter. Kid coats.

Things with oil stains.

Swimsuits and pool towels all summer.

Actually part of it may be that I don’t like to dry clean anything I don’t really have to. But, I’m also not usually overwhelmed by laundry. I’m often ANNOYED by laundry. But never obsessed.

My brother got divorced and non of his white things are white any more, the kids clothes are all dingy and they can’t have wool anything. They’re fine! But I don’t want to do it that way. [/quote]

We could live together because I feel the same way about laundry. Once I sort out the special stuff and air dry the other special stuff and iron some stuff and fluff other things, I have great-looking clothes but it takes forever! ExDH was in the “laundry isn’t a big deal” camp, but he would leave his so long that he was perpetually buying new underwear (and wearing it without washing it first) or washing everything together and just spending a ton of money to replace what got ruined.

My brother washes everything together in one big load- kitchen rags, dish towels, work jeans, baby clothes, sheets. It’s all sort of grayish and pilled and his clothing and sheets always smell sort of like cooking smells or garage no matter what detergent he uses.  [/quote]

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