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Given everything comes pre washed, stretched and colour fast, who still bothers separating clothes these days....I do towels and linen separate to clothes at be
by windowsworkstoo 9y ago
Given everything comes pre washed, stretched and colour fast, who still bothers separating clothes these days....I do towels and linen separate to clothes at best and not even consistently
- dbg31415 9y agoBecause you still want to bleach your whites. Sheets, towels, t-shirts from the gym... bleach goes all over that stuff, and it smells great! (And yeah, anyone who doesn't have white towels is doing it wrong. Eww, can you imagine all the filthy on a towel that hasn't been bleached?!) Separate cloths by colour, and by type (glad you're doing half of that already!)... you wouldn't wash jeans with dress shirts... let the machine's auto-sense take care of the quantity / duration issues.
- pavel_lishin 9y ago> Eww, can you imagine all the filthy on a towel that hasn't been bleached?! I assume you also bleach your underwear and socks? T-shirts? Gloves? Pants? Dish towels? Sheets?
- kevin_thibedeau 9y agoI separate synthetics because the dryer damages them and I don't want to do it when they're a wet mess.
- dpark 9y agoI separate my clothes. I separate some because I’m going to hang them and it’s easier to separate while dry. I separate others because they have wildly different levels of durability and ruggedness. I don’t want my jeans abraiding my button ups.