why most woman check pockets of man ... before washing closes or at night.. when he is not there......Why woman check pockets of man......before washing clothes......?
because men forget and leave things in their pocket. we have to check or there's not telling what will be ruined.Why woman check pockets of man......before washing clothes......?
I check the pockets because I have found lots of money that way. Before I got married and washed my family's clothes, on of my brother's left over a hundred dollars in a pocket. I even gave both of them the opportunity to claim it, but he said it wasn't his. That was a great day. That was the most I ever found.
I check my husbands pockets because he usually leaves a pen or permanent marker in his pocket and it ends up ruining the load of laundry. I only had to learn that lesson once. And I was so mad because it was really nice clothes ruined. I would let him do some of the laundry but that was another lesson learned the hard way. my whites came out pink
because if we don't and just put your pants in the wash, the money or other important receipts that are in your pocket will get ruined and then you're obviously going to get angry right?!
women r caring n concerned... if theres any imp information or details... so.. did u get that?
so she doesn't wash his cell phone or wallet, usually. it's because we men tend to forget to take things out of our pockets. they're just checking to make sure nothing gets ruined. it's not snooping.
So that something valuable doesn't get ruined in the washing machine.
Why? What did you have in there that you didn't want her to see?
before washing because if he have some paper there all the otrer clothes will get that, an at night i think is to chek if he have some money there XD or a note from another girl.
Sometimes people leave small or tiny objects, such as money, jewelry maybe even a condom in a man's jeans or pants pocket. That's the reason women who does the laundry, always checks the pockets of clothing before washing and drying them.
for money honey!
I only check when doing laundry and taht's because my hubby is notorius for leaving things in his pockets ie: ink pens and gum etc. and it ruins the dry cleaning and laundry
Because there might be loose change in there or wadded up bills, and those are HERS to keep if she wishes. There also might be other things in there that could get loose in the wash/dry cycle that could ruin some or all of the clothes in the laundry, so better to be safe than sorry. IT's all a part of sorting luandry, otherwise u get little regrets later.
Because guys tend to leave change in their pockets and she wants to prevent damage to the washer, and because guys often leave used facial tissues (Kleenex, for one) in their pockets, which disintegrate when put through the wash, and leave the otherwise clean clothes covered with shreds of tissue that are a real pain in the butt to get off - sometimes the damn laundry has to be run through the washer twice because of his forgetfulness. And it isn't just a man problem - because I'm retired and my wife still works, I do the laundry - and dang if SHE don't continually leave tissues in HER pockets! Jeez, Louise!
That woman is wise to check the pockets before she put it to the wash, . I work in a wardrobe dept. The laundry ppl.check all the pockets uniforms before they put it to the washing machine.You 'll be amaze of what we return to the employees of what they forgot from their pockets. Have a nice day.
Ok, she can wash your billfold, your lighter, your papers you may have left in your pants...really brilliant idea. Step back a moment and think instead of writing a dumb question.
Well mostly to see if you left any paper or kleenex in there so it wont get all over the other cloths . But I would go further and say its to find some evidence you been cheating on her like a note from a lover or a credit card reciept or a rubber.
usually for money...
Nothing bad about it as it prevents anything valuable, whether money or some important document from being washed or destroyed. Also, it might reveal some telltale evidences of the man's extra marital affairs, accidentally left in the pocket.
Because they want 2 make shure their mans Money dont go in waste..
Well..from experience I can tell you that once I didn't check my husbands pants pockets before washing only to find out that he had left his paycheck in the back pocket. I caught hell for that one. So now I make sure I check all the pockets and sometimes get a nice surprise ($$$) and such. If you want to keep your secrets safe then make sure you do your own pocket checking before YOU do your own clothes washing.
I check his pockets to make sure i don't wash anything important. I once washed his paycheck because i didn't check his pant. Luckily his boss gave him another one.
At night I don't know before washing clothes so nothing gets ruined by the water. See a lot things get messed up if they get wet. Or maybe your girl thinks your a cheating piec of sh**.
Ever seen what a kleenex will do to a wash?
I always check. Never know when one of the kids put a crayon in their pocket, or my husband left a pen in a jacket. I would rather take a couple seconds and check then ruin all that clothing. If you have something in your pockets you are trying to hide...maybe you should not be hiding it....or wash your own clothes!
I check my fiance's pockets because our dryer is brand new and top-of-the-line and he has the habit of leaving anything sticky, inky, and papery in his pockets.
We're not all suspicious, you know.
because pens in the washer and dryer is bad!!! guys tend to leave stuff in their pockets although I agree somewhat with the first answer, I don't check pockets or unroll socks, if you are too silly to empty your pockets or unwad clothing you have just taken off, it gets washed as is!!
For Money!!!!
there may be some thing left in the pockets thats y
I started checking his pockets when i started finding
Nails, bolts, screws, nuts, Busted Ink Pens, Wallet, ring, money, knives, screwdrivers etc etc
in the washing machine!
If he would empty his own pockets i wouldn't bother them, but until that time i am not going to try to get ink stains out of the clothes anymore!
Because rule of thumb is to check all pockets of clothing before washing them to prevent anything getting damaged in the wash. How would you like if you had gum or better a pen in your pocket and it wasnt checked prior to washing and messed up a pants or shirt of yours.
i told my husband when we first married that when i do his laundry, i will not check his pockets...it ends up in the dryer
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Thursday, January 7, 2010
Which way do you wash your clothes?
Usually, I do it like in this article here: http://www.ehow.com/how_4698754_wash-clo鈥?/a>
How do you like to do it? Do you separate whites from colors, or throw it all together?Which way do you wash your clothes?
Those who throw them all together wear, sooner or later, some weirdly colored clothes.Which way do you wash your clothes?
First time on your own?
Unless you want pink underwear, t-shirts %26amp; dress shirts, make sure that your whites are washed separate from any colors except for blues.
A little blue tint coming off on your whites is actually a good thing. many fabric manufacturer's add a bluing agent to white fabric to give the illusion of brightness. I don't understand it completely but somehow it works.
aside from protecting your whites, you are good to go mixing mostly anything together if you're not fussy about undies being washed with your facecloths.
If you have darks ie socks and slacks and don't like to have them covered with lint it is advisable to not wash them with towels or light colored sweats as they will be covered in lint when you are done.
If you have to wear dress shirts but hate to iron, be ready to grab and hang your dress shirts while their still hot in the dryer. Or better yet, do what I do and only by 'perfectly pressed' shirts from Mark's Work Warehouse(in Canada only I think). they are the best wrinkle proof shirts you can get for under $60.00. you have to hunt for a good design/pattern but it's worth it.
Try to buy all of your socks in the same brand and color at the same time. this way you never have to pair them.
I left home at 14 and until I got married had been doing all my own laundry since I was 12. Most of the time I mixed everything together regardless of color but it didn't matter because I only bought second hand clothes back then and the risk of color transfer was fairly minimal with used clothing and most of my clothes were blue or white which were always fine to wash together.
Don't sweat it. if you are a guy, most of your clothes are virtually indestructible in the laundry. Girls however need to be more cautious of how they clean their clothes because many of the sweaters, skirts, blouses and undies are made of delicate fabrics that can be damaged by machine washers, hot water, detergents, or heat from the dryer.
Always read the tags on your clothing to see how to wash properly and don't buy clothes that say 'dry clean only' on the tags.
here are some links to a sight that will explain the symbols on the clothing you buy:
http://www.cleaning101.com/laundry/fabricsymbols2.cfm
http://www.cleaning101.com/laundry/fabricsymbols.cfm
http://www.cleaning101.com/laundry/fabriclabels.cfm
If you know your clothes don't bleed, you can safely wash them together. Usually 100 % cotton will bleed. Put a white t-shirt or undies you don't care about in the washer, and see what happens.
If you must mix, and you think their safe, wash a little colder.
Never wash towels with regular clothes.
I sort, lights, whites, pinks and reds, jeans, towels, but but my unmentionables I was totally separate and NEVER dry. Same with sweaters. I wash only my whites and towels in hot, everything else in cold. I used to use warm, but have found no difference. This works for me.
Lemon juice cleans grease off of clothes.
How do you like to do it? Do you separate whites from colors, or throw it all together?Which way do you wash your clothes?
Those who throw them all together wear, sooner or later, some weirdly colored clothes.Which way do you wash your clothes?
First time on your own?
Unless you want pink underwear, t-shirts %26amp; dress shirts, make sure that your whites are washed separate from any colors except for blues.
A little blue tint coming off on your whites is actually a good thing. many fabric manufacturer's add a bluing agent to white fabric to give the illusion of brightness. I don't understand it completely but somehow it works.
aside from protecting your whites, you are good to go mixing mostly anything together if you're not fussy about undies being washed with your facecloths.
If you have darks ie socks and slacks and don't like to have them covered with lint it is advisable to not wash them with towels or light colored sweats as they will be covered in lint when you are done.
If you have to wear dress shirts but hate to iron, be ready to grab and hang your dress shirts while their still hot in the dryer. Or better yet, do what I do and only by 'perfectly pressed' shirts from Mark's Work Warehouse(in Canada only I think). they are the best wrinkle proof shirts you can get for under $60.00. you have to hunt for a good design/pattern but it's worth it.
Try to buy all of your socks in the same brand and color at the same time. this way you never have to pair them.
I left home at 14 and until I got married had been doing all my own laundry since I was 12. Most of the time I mixed everything together regardless of color but it didn't matter because I only bought second hand clothes back then and the risk of color transfer was fairly minimal with used clothing and most of my clothes were blue or white which were always fine to wash together.
Don't sweat it. if you are a guy, most of your clothes are virtually indestructible in the laundry. Girls however need to be more cautious of how they clean their clothes because many of the sweaters, skirts, blouses and undies are made of delicate fabrics that can be damaged by machine washers, hot water, detergents, or heat from the dryer.
Always read the tags on your clothing to see how to wash properly and don't buy clothes that say 'dry clean only' on the tags.
here are some links to a sight that will explain the symbols on the clothing you buy:
http://www.cleaning101.com/laundry/fabricsymbols2.cfm
http://www.cleaning101.com/laundry/fabricsymbols.cfm
http://www.cleaning101.com/laundry/fabriclabels.cfm
If you know your clothes don't bleed, you can safely wash them together. Usually 100 % cotton will bleed. Put a white t-shirt or undies you don't care about in the washer, and see what happens.
If you must mix, and you think their safe, wash a little colder.
Never wash towels with regular clothes.
I sort, lights, whites, pinks and reds, jeans, towels, but but my unmentionables I was totally separate and NEVER dry. Same with sweaters. I wash only my whites and towels in hot, everything else in cold. I used to use warm, but have found no difference. This works for me.
Lemon juice cleans grease off of clothes.
How do you hand wash your clothes?
I've been browsing online for some cute tops lately, but I keep coming to the same conclusion, that 80% of them need to be hand washed.
For those of you who shop at places like Forever 21 where most of their clothes need to be hand washed, how do you wash them?
What kind of soap, how much water, for how long, ect.
And how do you dry them?
Thanks!How do you hand wash your clothes?
I put 90% of them in the washing machine anyways. To dry them you just put it over stair railing or over a chair
For those of you who shop at places like Forever 21 where most of their clothes need to be hand washed, how do you wash them?
What kind of soap, how much water, for how long, ect.
And how do you dry them?
Thanks!How do you hand wash your clothes?
I put 90% of them in the washing machine anyways. To dry them you just put it over stair railing or over a chair
How often should you wash the clothes you exercise in?
How often should you wash them? After every workout? Or every two?
Thanks in advance%26lt;3How often should you wash the clothes you exercise in?
After every workout because you are sweating and bacteria will be there so its a good idea to wash after every workout! You should get a couple pairs of workout clothes so that you can rotate them and not have to do laundry after every workout! :-)How often should you wash the clothes you exercise in?
Since you have indicated that you exercise in these clothes, I would say follow manufacturer's instructions on the label-but wash them everyday.
I would wash after everytime i workout. sweat and stink is on the clothes i wouldnt want to wear them without being clean
Your supposed to wash them???
Thanks in advance%26lt;3How often should you wash the clothes you exercise in?
After every workout because you are sweating and bacteria will be there so its a good idea to wash after every workout! You should get a couple pairs of workout clothes so that you can rotate them and not have to do laundry after every workout! :-)How often should you wash the clothes you exercise in?
Since you have indicated that you exercise in these clothes, I would say follow manufacturer's instructions on the label-but wash them everyday.
I would wash after everytime i workout. sweat and stink is on the clothes i wouldnt want to wear them without being clean
Your supposed to wash them???
How do college students wash gym clothes?
Hi there. I'll be a college freshman this fall. I've been working out for a long time now but at home, I can wash my clothes everyday (someone in the house always has something to wash and I just drop mine in). My question is, given how I can't possible do laundry everyday at college, how am I supposed to get my sweaty gym clothes cleaned after work-outs? Also, would it help to buy athletic wear from nike, reebok etc?How do college students wash gym clothes?
your dorm building should have a laundry room where you can wash your clothes, and for some reason if it doesn't have a laundy room, you can go to a nearby laundrymat and wash your clothes. and it will also help if you buy different sets of workout clothes and the brand doesn't matter workout clothes no matter what brand it is, is workout clothes.How do college students wash gym clothes?
what you people don't understand is that washing clothes in dorms costs money! too much money to wash daily.
My suggestion: work out with t-shirts and athletic shorts. You can have a set of t's that you use only for work outs, and a couple shorts that you can re-use before washing.
If anybody ever has a problem with your smell, oh well, you're working out. When they go to a place where people work out, they shouldn't expect everyone to smell pleasant.
Here's a thought, have more than on set of workout clothes.
Grab your wash, and your school work go down to the laundry room-which each dorm building will have-and do a load.
It doesn't matter what brand you buy. why would it.
You are an adult now, put on your big boy pants and deal.
most colleges have laundry rooms in which you can wash your clothing. if not just do it the old fashioned way by hand with soap and water.
TRY SOAP AND WATER.Dogs
your dorm building should have a laundry room where you can wash your clothes, and for some reason if it doesn't have a laundy room, you can go to a nearby laundrymat and wash your clothes. and it will also help if you buy different sets of workout clothes and the brand doesn't matter workout clothes no matter what brand it is, is workout clothes.How do college students wash gym clothes?
what you people don't understand is that washing clothes in dorms costs money! too much money to wash daily.
My suggestion: work out with t-shirts and athletic shorts. You can have a set of t's that you use only for work outs, and a couple shorts that you can re-use before washing.
If anybody ever has a problem with your smell, oh well, you're working out. When they go to a place where people work out, they shouldn't expect everyone to smell pleasant.
Here's a thought, have more than on set of workout clothes.
Grab your wash, and your school work go down to the laundry room-which each dorm building will have-and do a load.
It doesn't matter what brand you buy. why would it.
You are an adult now, put on your big boy pants and deal.
most colleges have laundry rooms in which you can wash your clothing. if not just do it the old fashioned way by hand with soap and water.
TRY SOAP AND WATER.
Do you wash clothes before storing?
I have to store my clothes for a period of 1 month. Do I wash them before storing? I am going to put them in a suitcase any other advice?Do you wash clothes before storing?
How long since the last wash? If it has been over a month I would say wash them again. I wouldn't advise a suitcase, but if you must you should put them in a trash bag first and throw in a couple of moth balls (found in grocery stores or Wal-Mart) and tie it shut, then stick it in the suitcase. You can check this site to see the importance of mothballs.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MothballDo you wash clothes before storing?
Always wash your clothes before storing them away. Even in one months time the oils left on them from our bodies, that you can't see, would start to get funky on your clothes. I would also put them in plastic garbage bags in the suitcase and wrap them up tight.
Yes, if they have been worn all the sweat and flakes of skin will bed into the fabric, definitely wash if worn.
If new then no need.
I do wash before storing. I also wash my extra blankets before I put them up.
You may want to put packets of some desiccant with your clothes to help prevent mildew.
Good luck!
It depends where u are storing them? If u are going to wash them, u may be best to put them in a vacum type bag, get them from Asda for a couple of pounds, this would keep them fresher than a suitcase!
I think they could still get dirty/pick up funny smells in a suitcase!
You can always store them without washing but they will stink.
definitely , would not do anything else.
How long since the last wash? If it has been over a month I would say wash them again. I wouldn't advise a suitcase, but if you must you should put them in a trash bag first and throw in a couple of moth balls (found in grocery stores or Wal-Mart) and tie it shut, then stick it in the suitcase. You can check this site to see the importance of mothballs.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MothballDo you wash clothes before storing?
Always wash your clothes before storing them away. Even in one months time the oils left on them from our bodies, that you can't see, would start to get funky on your clothes. I would also put them in plastic garbage bags in the suitcase and wrap them up tight.
Yes, if they have been worn all the sweat and flakes of skin will bed into the fabric, definitely wash if worn.
If new then no need.
I do wash before storing. I also wash my extra blankets before I put them up.
You may want to put packets of some desiccant with your clothes to help prevent mildew.
Good luck!
It depends where u are storing them? If u are going to wash them, u may be best to put them in a vacum type bag, get them from Asda for a couple of pounds, this would keep them fresher than a suitcase!
I think they could still get dirty/pick up funny smells in a suitcase!
You can always store them without washing but they will stink.
definitely , would not do anything else.
How much does it usually cost to wash your clothes at the dry cleaners?
in America.. U.S. dollars please.How much does it usually cost to wash your clothes at the dry cleaners?
Where I live, the washer costs 1 dollar, and the drier costs 25 cents. At different places around the country, the prices vary.How much does it usually cost to wash your clothes at the dry cleaners?
My wedding dress cost $28 to dry clean, and it wasnt really dirty.
50 cents per washing a load. 75 cents drying a load....It depends what part of town and the city,state.:)
$0.00 I own a washer and dryer!
A dollar to wash seventy five cents to dry
at mine its like 25cents for eight minutes in the dryer. so it probably costs similar for washing
Where I live, the washer costs 1 dollar, and the drier costs 25 cents. At different places around the country, the prices vary.How much does it usually cost to wash your clothes at the dry cleaners?
My wedding dress cost $28 to dry clean, and it wasnt really dirty.
50 cents per washing a load. 75 cents drying a load....It depends what part of town and the city,state.:)
$0.00 I own a washer and dryer!
A dollar to wash seventy five cents to dry
at mine its like 25cents for eight minutes in the dryer. so it probably costs similar for washing
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