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mustafa115 said
on 11/21/2009 texan4ever, I disagree! This article isn't 'too hard', it's thorough. If you read it, there's no chance that you will accidentally screw up your laundry. Maybe you don't care if your clothes get mixed up with your undies, but I sure do! By the way, in case you're new to eHow - there's a how-to for everything ;) 5 stars for this article!
texan4ever said
on 9/20/2009 Can I be totally honest? If I had to follow all these rules to do laundry I'd never do it! You make it way too hard. Here's what I do... I put clothes in the washer. I add soap. I turn it on. I wash. Then I dry. I don't care if I wash my undies with my jeans or my towel with my pillow case or whatever. Come on people... do you really need a how to for this?
christamiller said
on 9/20/2009 Yep! I didn't start doing my own laundry until college. It's helpful to have these types of tips available. Great article.
maryanne09 said
on 9/20/2009 Very useful article on How to Do Laundry! 5*'s :o)
tammiemozelle said
on 9/20/2009 very use full
vmarge2001 said
on 9/20/2009 I agree with kronobotz-com that hanging clothes is better.
MyJB said
on 9/19/2009 Nice Article.
greatgreat8 said
on 9/19/2009 great article, I know someone that really needs to read this, thanks 5*
Lesley D. Nurse said
on 7/11/2009 This is very useful!
kronobotz-com said
on 6/21/2009 I recently started washing my own clothes to save money.
I found hanging stuff on hangers over a shower curtain rail to dry, is better than a dryer. You'll notice that a dryer makes a hand or two full of clothing fibers to seperate from the clothes. Your clothes literally disintegrate in a tumble drier over a period of time.
dterry said
on 3/16/2009 I would like to clean a musical teddy bear. Any suggestions??
jo131278 said
on 12/30/2008 i just washed a tissue and now my jumper is ruined!
can i sort this somehow?
please help!!
thanks, jo xx
jefrajlaine24 said
on 10/12/2008 Hi! Thank you for posting an article regarding on how to do laundry. It's really a big help for me since I'm trying to learn on how to start this kind of business. Can you post more articles related on laundry business for me. Thank you and God bless!
dajebco said
on 9/15/2008 how to dry-clean suits,jacket & overcoats.
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