The Importance Of Washing And Folding Clothing

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Washing and Folding Clothes

Eventually, the time will come and you must do it. Whether the deed is done every day or every other week, it must be done. What is this essential? It is the foul smell of dirty laundry. By then end of the week, dirty clothes are piled in to the laundry basket so high that more clothes are thrown inside and begin to collapse over and onto the floor. As the space on the floor around the basket it covered with clothes , the dirty clothes slowly creep their way out and end up creating an mountian look. Soon, the clothes are carelessly tossed around the bedroom, considering there is a slight chance of them fitting in the closet floor, let alone in the laundry basket. Now it is time to realize that the laundry
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Place all of the whites into the washer machine do not forget to evenly distribute the clothes and pour a half of cup of bleach into the bleach load and close the washer machine door and let them wash.While your second load is washing, your first pile of now clean clothes should be done drying.Open up the dyer and take them out of the dryer and place them into the basket. You hear a buzzer go off now your white clothes are done washing.Take your clean white clothes out of the washer. Place them into the dryer and turn the dryer on and let them dry on cool air.Finally your last dirty pile of clothes are your colors Now you will repeat the first step from washing your dark clothes.Since my detergent is tiepods they will not mess destroyed my colors. I just place a tiepod into the running warm water.Let the tiepod dissolved in the water.And evenly distribute the clothes in the washer machine and close the door.As your last load of clothes wash , you can keep yourself busy, so why not start folding the clothes that are done drying and place into the

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