Anonymous wrote:"I did four loads of your laundry!" I've heard again and again, as if I owe her the biggest thank you in the world
But really, all she did was put them in the washer, then the dryer, then let them sit in laundry bags and get wrinkled
Am I supposed to bow down and thank her for her great act of kindness?
I don't really get it
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I told my DH early on that if he wants credit for doing laundry, it has to be put away too. So if he was all "look I washed the sheets and towels" but it was all sitting in the laundry basket and the beds were naked ZERO CREDIT. If the bed is made and towels in the bathroom? AWESOME HIGH FIVE THANK YOU.
Do you give partial credit?
Anonymous wrote:I told my DH early on that if he wants credit for doing laundry, it has to be put away too. So if he was all "look I washed the sheets and towels" but it was all sitting in the laundry basket and the beds were naked ZERO CREDIT. If the bed is made and towels in the bathroom? AWESOME HIGH FIVE THANK YOU.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If she washes why don’t you fold?
I did that, but only after the clothes were left to wrinkle
Then fold it when it comes out of the dryer, that part is on you.
I wasn't around when they came out of the dryer, hence ... This.. whole.. thread....