laundry is done
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alex
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I rarely iron anything....no need to with these shirts....as long as you take them outta the dryer pronto. But holy crap at the static. They take on a life of their own. I've seen them stand straight out perpendicular.
I bought some Sam's Choice dryer sheets a few months ago to try to reduce the static but the dryer sheets ended up ruining 5 of my best shirts. They left spots all over them. It even said on the back of the box, "If spotting occurs, rub with a bar of soap and rewash" pffft, didn't do a damn bit of good. Those spots were there to stay. Looked like I had been sprayed with chicken grease. I took the shirts back to Wally- Mart and raised hell....they gave me $15 per shirt
I told them they need to take those crap dryer sheets off the shelf.
I bought some Sam's Choice dryer sheets a few months ago to try to reduce the static but the dryer sheets ended up ruining 5 of my best shirts. They left spots all over them. It even said on the back of the box, "If spotting occurs, rub with a bar of soap and rewash" pffft, didn't do a damn bit of good. Those spots were there to stay. Looked like I had been sprayed with chicken grease. I took the shirts back to Wally- Mart and raised hell....they gave me $15 per shirt
I told them they need to take those crap dryer sheets off the shelf.
I used to do that a long time ago...and roll up the pant leg into a cuff....yes, I was a goober.
Inkara1
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I never iron either. I've got a little iron-shaped steamer but I usually just wear my shirts wrinkled. No one ever says anything.
My mom always shuts off the dryer when no one's at the house, too, kind of like how I am with the old gas wall furnaces in my apartment. I don't like to leave them on when I'm alseep or away from the house. We want to watch the house burn instead of it happening when we're away.
My mom always shuts off the dryer when no one's at the house, too, kind of like how I am with the old gas wall furnaces in my apartment. I don't like to leave them on when I'm alseep or away from the house. We want to watch the house burn instead of it happening when we're away.
Aunty Em
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I hope you ain't a techie... ESD hell.alex said:I rarely iron anything....no need to with these shirts....as long as you take them outta the dryer pronto. But holy crap at the static. They take on a life of their own. I've seen them stand straight out perpendicular.
I bought some Sam's Choice dryer sheets a few months ago to try to reduce the static but the dryer sheets ended up ruining 5 of my best shirts. They left spots all over them. It even said on the back of the box, "If spotting occurs, rub with a bar of soap and rewash" pffft, didn't do a damn bit of good. Those spots were there to stay. Looked like I had been sprayed with chicken grease. I took the shirts back to Wally- Mart and raised hell....they gave me $15 per shirt
Uki Chick
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I can't stand ironing. I try to take things out of the dryer right away so that I avoid the wrinkles. If it is slightly wrinkled, throw it in the dryer for a few min and voila!
I used to have to iron all my dad's shirts when I lived at home. It drove me nuts. What drove me even more nuts is my mothers clients (she's a hairdresser at home). These little old ladies would come over to get their hair done, see me ironing and would ask if I would come over to their place to do theirs. Yeah right! Do your own f#@%$&g ironing!
I used to have to iron all my dad's shirts when I lived at home. It drove me nuts. What drove me even more nuts is my mothers clients (she's a hairdresser at home). These little old ladies would come over to get their hair done, see me ironing and would ask if I would come over to their place to do theirs. Yeah right! Do your own f#@%$&g ironing!
Professur
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Aunty Em said:I'm allowed to be derogatory... I'm a trainee tech. Just got my A+ OS Tecnologies exam to pass and I'll be certified... and who was that muttering "she should be" at the back eh?
Actually jeans and t are very sensible being cotton, less static.
Great. Then you'll be a certified, unemployed geek.
