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I don't fold my clothes, and haven't in 20 years. Which is to say, my clothes do not get folded by anyone. No one folde them for me, nor do I fold them myself.
by clothes 8y ago
I don't fold my clothes, and haven't in 20 years.
Which is to say, my clothes do not get folded by anyone. No one folde them for me, nor do I fold them myself.
You don't have to fold most clothing. You can just toss it all in a basket and let it be. Most cotton wrinkles will disappear after being worn for about 20 minutes. Movement, body heat and ambient humidity removes wrinkles automatically from a lot of clothing. So, basically wrinkles from the drier usually don't last beyond most morning commutes.
And then, of course, there's not giving a single fuck about useless minutia, like... fucking wrinkled clothes.
- codegladiator 8y agoWearing ironed clothes makes me feel much better compared to wearing wrinkled clothes. Sometimes the difference could be as huge as between a good day and bad day. So maybe luxury but not useless.
- cocochanel 8y agoDid you really have to create a new account to post this? Not folding clothes is not a solution.
- solarkraft 8y agoIt is a solution. And that's a pretty cool name, imo.
- pnutjam 8y agoUnfolded clothes take a larger storage space. True, if left undisturbed in the basket after coming out of the drier, wrinkles are minimal. The problem is when other people in the household paw through the laundry and compress it. Also, if you want to put the laundry in drawers, it gets compressed and wrinkles badly.
- JohnFen 8y ago> Unfolded clothes take a larger storage space. This is the only reason I fold my laundry.