At the end of each day, FavoriteBoy peels his clothes off and tosses them on the floor inside-out.
Each time I do laundry, I turn all of his shirts right-side-out before putting them into the washing machine. By the time they come out of the dryer, they are inside-out once more.
I decided to out-smart my washer. Today, I left all of the T-shirts inside-out when I put them in the wash.
They came out of the dryer inside-out.
This is proof that the universe and the laundry gods are against me.
You should tell him to wear his shirts inside-out. That way, when he takes them off, they'll be right-side-out.
ReplyDeleteClever, eh? ;)
it's better for your laundry to do it inside out anyways - it's supposed to cause less wear and tear on them for some reason. I never quite got the logic of that, but every pair of jeans I have ever owned says to wash inside-out.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I wash jeans and shirts with prints on them inside-out, but I figure it doesn't matter for undershirts...
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