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Haha, I poured bleach all over my load of dark clothes because I thought it was detergent. It was in a detergent bottle. Hahaha.
It fucked up one pair of pants and one pair of leggings, we’ll see how much else is fucked when the cycle is done. Hahaha. I'm a fucking idiot.
These two girls sitting across the way from me are super hipster cute in their cute clothes with their cute perfect messy buns, and I'm just sitting here in jeans and my Loki charms t-shirt frantically adjusting my messy bun because I feel inadequate
Grown-ass 40 year old man just came up to me as I was putting my clothes in the dryer and asked me, verbatim, "so what's the deal with the soap?" What is it with women and letting men NEVER learn to do their own laundry?!?
A coworker I haven't seen in a while just texted "how are you?" to which I tried to respond "pretty good, how about you?" But totally typed "hoe" instead of "how" and I came this close to sending it
Laundry anon here. I live in the Caribbean. Everyone I know has machines at home or just wash by hand. Never seen a laundromat. That seems like an awful lot of work, having to lug heavy baskets to wherever. Not to mention, pulling out dirty underwear in public. What if someone stops your load and does something creepy to it? Eeh.
The Caribbean? Wow, where in particular? That, first of all, is frigging awesome.
Yeah, laundromats are a pretty typical thing here. A lot of our apartments/houses don’t have the room for a washer and dryer or we ourselves don’t have enough money to purchase either or both units. Some people have laundry in their building, in the basement usually, but they still have to pay to use it. It’s kind of a status thing I guess, haha: you know you’re at a good financial place in your life when you have your own washing machine lol. My basket is fabric and it’s collapsible so it’s not that bad to drag around, and I have an extra laundry bag if it gets too heavy. My underwear strategy would be to grab as many as possible and shove them in, but there’s really no point since everyone can see them tumbling around when they’re in the machine. And you can’t stop a load once it’s in. The door locks and doesn’t unlock until the cycle’s finished, so no creepiness. :) Sometimes there are creepy people, but mostly it’s just men who have never done their own laundry before and are really confused and either ask me for help or break their machine with too much soap. XD
And there you have the American laundromat, Caribbean anon. Take me to the Caribbean so I can sit on a beach and air dry my clothes, haha.
What universal principal dictates that my leopard print bra should always be pressed right up against the window during the spin cycle when the laundromat is hella crowded?
Bitches at the laundromat be tryin' to steal my plastic bag
STEP THE FUCK OFF, IT IS PERFECTLY SIZED TO KEEP SOCKS OUT OF THE HOLES IN THE LAUNDRY CART, I WILL CUT YOU IF YOU TAKE IT
These two guys at the laundromat are talking about how laundry is hard at first and getting used to it is tough
And how at first they just didn’t understand and like pressed random buttons
One dude is in his thirties, the other is at least 65
YOU ARE GROWN ASS MEN OH MY GOD
