laundry

Discussion in 'Random Thoughts' started by acid.burn, Sep 30, 2008.

  1. Unknown American

    Unknown American Rogue Capitalist

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    Well like I said with you being new and all.

    She had real hot lips, but she did not want to leave Canada.

    She wanted to open a bar there.

    I was kind of floored she did not take the hint.

    Meh, welcome to Hip forums anyway.:D
     
  2. ruski

    ruski Senior Member

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    dunno my maid does all my laundry
     
  3. nakedtreehugger

    nakedtreehugger craaaaaazy

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    i separate flimsy fabrics from stiff fabrics so the flimsy ones don't rip or get twisted out of shape. but i don't separate colors. i always wash everything in cold, so nothing runs. and it saves energy.
     
  4. DonGenaro

    DonGenaro off to another land

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    I dont do my laundry these days..but when I do on occasion, I make sure they are seperated, cause I like bleach in my whites
     
  5. nakedtreehugger

    nakedtreehugger craaaaaazy

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    bleach makes whites turn yellow, and it degrades the fabric. plus it's a harsh chemical.

    arm and hammer baking soda detergent + cold water works better than ANYTHING i've ever tried. :)
     
  6. DonGenaro

    DonGenaro off to another land

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    but it smells so clean..I wear white tshirts everyday as an undershirt..but I am always willing to try something new..Arm and Hammer baking soda detergent and cold water..I only typed it, cause I want to remember it..is it ever on sale? I have put the same stuff minus the detergent part in my fridge to keep things fresh.
     
  7. nakedtreehugger

    nakedtreehugger craaaaaazy

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    i'm sure it is on sale sometimes. it's a powder detergent, so it comes in a couple clean scents, or unscented. it's in an orange box. it's like, 10 or 15 bucks (i think) for a big box that lasts us a good 6 months or so.
     
  8. DonGenaro

    DonGenaro off to another land

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    Thanks for the tip..I think I may even be low on detergent..I will make a thread and try it and give it a review..I hope when I am standing in front of the detergent stoned out of my mind..I will remember to buy it..
     
  9. nakedtreehugger

    nakedtreehugger craaaaaazy

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    hahah! i like it cause it gets everything clean, even in colds, and it has a non-scented kind. cause i don't like scented shit.

    it even gets the oily lotion out of my massage sheets. that's pretty impressive, in my book. and i rarely have to pretreat stains.
     
  10. stalk

    stalk Banned

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    so you just use some baking soda instead of detergent?
     
  11. babyhellfire

    babyhellfire Banned

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    I have to separate hubbys work greasy cook whites from everything else.In fact they have their own basket, and get a NEEDED bleach and a hot cycle(and still don't ever get spotless clean-seriously WTF!)

    The rest of our laundry get a cold cycle in homemade laundry soap.
    (with exception of a few hand wash delicates :) )
     
  12. nakedtreehugger

    nakedtreehugger craaaaaazy

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    no, it's a powdered detergent made by arm and hammer, and it has a lot of baking soda in it, but it's not just straight baking soda.

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    they also have a liquid, but i think liquids don't get clothes as clean, nor are they as cheap.
     
  13. stalk

    stalk Banned

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    marketing/packing is frickin' hilarious.
     
  14. nakedtreehugger

    nakedtreehugger craaaaaazy

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    yeah, grease cook clothes just never get clean again. no matter what you use on them. :rolleyes: that's what goodwill is for i guess.
     
  15. nakedtreehugger

    nakedtreehugger craaaaaazy

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    why, what's so funny about it?
     
  16. babyhellfire

    babyhellfire Banned

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    I'll vouch for A&H thats the detergent we used before we switched to homemade.
     
  17. stalk

    stalk Banned

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    this arm and hammer is flying at me, sparkling
    not connected to a body
    just orange ether, reassuring me that all will be clean
    it makes me giggle
     
  18. DonGenaro

    DonGenaro off to another land

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    thats why I use bleach..cause I wear white tshirts and socks everyday and I get dirty, dirty everyday doing something..I play and work real rough and dirty...haha..but, yeah, I get dirty and feel that only bleach can get the dirt, grease, mud, sweat, blood..you name it, out
     
  19. babyhellfire

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    bleach is the only way to get the smell of a seafood kitchen out of the whites. It DOES deteriorate the fabric... his work whites just disappear over time.
    I haven't found anything to completely get out all kitchen grease (or god knows what else he manages to get on his whites)though.
     
  20. nakedtreehugger

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    only thing i know of to truly get blood out of whites is peroxide. dip the offending blood stained fabric into a bowl of hydrogen peroxide and watch it melt away in front of your eyes. it rawks.
     
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