Girl washing day.
- Sort the coloureds from the whites.
- Wash the coloureds and whites separately
- Wash the coloureds at 40 degrees, using a scoop of washing powder and a dose of fabric softener.
- Wash the whites at 60 degree, using a scoop of wasing powder, a dose of fabric soften and some white booster.
- Get the washing out on the line or on the drying rack as soon as humanly possible.
- Bring in the clothes from the line as soon as they are dry.
- Sort the ironables from the non-ironables.
- Put away said clothes.
- Iron the ironables - this includes duvet covers and pillowcases.
- Feel a sense of pride
Boys washing day:
- Throw all items in the washing machine
- Do not sort the whites from the coloureds
- Set the washing machine just as you're going out.
- Leave the wet washing in the machine for two days
- Hang out the washing on the clothesline without re-washing.
- Leave the clothes on the line for at least 48 hours
- Decide, on taking the clothes in from the line that they don't smell that good.
- Throw out the clothes and buy new ones
- Or put them in the machine again and start the process over.
I just don't get how people can wash their clothes, then leave them in the machine to fester, or leave them on the line for days on end.
I just don't get it.
Or maybe I'm just my mother's daughter, forever obsessed with having clean clothes and always having the fear that I'll run out of clean knickers.
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