Re: Phil and the laundry/spoiler 9th June

On Fri, 13 Jun 2008 16:07:59 +0100, Kim Andrews <bykimbo@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

BrritSki wrote:

Why would putting the undies in a bag separate them from the rest of the
wash ? Unless it was a waterproof bag of course, which would rather
defeat the object of poutting it in the wash...

I've been quietly worrying about why one would wish to separate one's
undies from the rest of the wash. What do they get up to, if they're
allowed to mix?

Bras can get hideously twisted through the rest of the wash, and (I've
heard) the wires can get out and impale themselves in the holes in the
drum, leading to expensive repairs. Dangerous things, bras.

--
Jo
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