Nothing messes up your bedtime routine quite like sliding under the covers, getting comfy, then realizing that you’ve left laundry in the washer. Worse yet, it’s laundry that requires ‘care’. There’s no leaving it in the washer to mold or just putting it all in the dryer. Nope, as we’re getting older, more and more of our clothes require special procedures that allow them to hold the ideal shape that our our own bodies can’t produce anymore. So, I got out of bed, went all the way down two flights of stairs, and then tossed stuff in the dryer for two minutes, stretched, smoothed, and hung it up. Stupid teacher clothes.
Here’s the high-tech laundry system in the basement. It consists of several conduit rods bolted to the wall, hangers, and a fan I got from my grandpa. Back off, NASA – it’s patented!
Yes – stupid teacher clothes, but also stupid school athletic uniforms! Back-to-back LAX games (getting close to play-offs) and two away games in a row. That’s the red uniform – line dried if you please!
PS – love your system – taking notes now so I can duplicate!
It’s just the cheapo piping from any old hardware store. To keep the whatever it is that’s on there from rubbing off on clothing we’ve encased the pipe in carbonite.
I can sympathise, it’s 10:37 and I am waiting for the towels to dry so I can put the other cloths in the dryer.
You should throw some red dye into that washer. That would make laundry time more of an adventure.
I hate laundry any time of the day or night!
(but love your design)
REALLY? Laundry is my favorite household chore! I HATE dusting. Sometimes I go months without dusting. I may be OCD, but I have my limits.
Sorry, but I have to thread jack here. My ants are back with a vengence. I’m sure it’s because of the postings here and on Brad’s site. Thanks guys, thanks a lot. 🙁
Okay, thread jack over.