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It’s worth noting that the act of sorting, inserting, removing, and putting away clothing is not very labor intensive. Having to manually wash each article of
by rm_-rf_slash 9y ago
It’s worth noting that the act of sorting, inserting, removing, and putting away clothing is not very labor intensive.
Having to manually wash each article of clothing takes actual effort, which can be quite tiring. It’s not easy to engage in other pursuits when one is tired out from physical labor. One could argue that the savings in exertion even outweigh the savings in time.
- JorgeGT 9y agoAs someone whose washing machine broke the other day mid-washing, having to do the laundry old-style, I cannot agree more with you.
- Tepix 9y agoStill, a robot that would remove the remaining hassle of dealing with clothing would be fantastic!
- GeorgeTirebiter 9y agoI think societies should embraced Naturism. It solves so many problems, certainly this one.
- nsxwolf 9y agoBut now we're all fat.
- switchbak 9y agoWashing clothes for your family was hard enough, those who would do this professionally would suffer from the phsyical labour so much as to have a reduced lifespan. And here I am complaining about working at a desk all day :)