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It doesn't really take very long to actually fold shirts and pants, most of the time is spent on sorting. I would think in the amount of time it takes you to p
by MetallicCloud 10y ago
It doesn't really take very long to actually fold shirts and pants, most of the time is spent on sorting. I would think in the amount of time it takes you to properly clip a shirt onto the machine, you should easily have folded it yourself.
- JustUhThought 10y agoMaybe you don't do laundry for other people in your family. One of my chores was laundry. For a family of 5. As a teenager, it was the pits. Anything to shave 10 mins of my chores would have sounded like a great idea.
- monkpit 10y agoSo teenage you would have spent $1000 on this machine?
- Broken_Hippo 10y agoAs was mine. But when I think back, part of the major difficulty wasn't the shirts and pants... it was the underwear and the socks. Those took some time. But even then, this thing costs more than replacing the dryer, and I'd still have had to carry the stuff out to the clothesline and back in the summer. When I was even younger, however, my mother wanted nearly everything ironed. If you are one of those sorts, the machine would be wonderful.
- galago 10y agoYou're right, and I think that if machines like this worked as claimed, we would see commercial laundries using them first.