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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Really? You need to educate your family on what really needs to be laundered. Quit letting them throw everything in the wash just because they looked briefly at it.[/quote]

What a bizarre and aggressive response. Family of 2 adults here, we reuse our towels for a few days, DH wears his pants a few days before washing them... and we still have 3 - 4 loads a week and I still don't like the chore, even with just a few loads. [/quote]

I think pp has a point. Some kids throw everything in the laundry even if its not dirty. I also think the paper plates posters are wasting paper and money tbh. [/quote]

Totally agree that you need to teach kids/people what should be washed at what interval. And, there's absolutely no indication in the OP that that is his/her issue. The way the PP just jumped right to "OBVIOUSLY this is your problem" like it was a statement of fact that the family just throws clean stuff into the wash is obnoxious.

My husband used a fresh, full-sized towel every shower when we got married. Irritated the shit out of me, but it was how he grew up and what he thought was "sanitary." I mentioned it once or twice but could tell it wasn't a worthwhile argument to have as newlyweds. It took over a year of marriage, and one day out of nowhere DH just started hanging and reusing his towel. I asked him about it and he said he had started showering twice a day due to working out and realized how excessive/wasteful the laundry was getting. Better to let him come to it on his own though. [/quote]

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