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I bought new underpants, took off the tags, threw them in the washer, and they stunk everything up! What the heck are they made of? What the heck kind of chemicals are on these things? I'm afraid to put it on my skin where it has to touch my nether regions.
I bought new underpants, took off the tags, threw them in the washer, and they stunk everything up! What the heck are they made of? What the heck kind of chemicals are on these things? I'm afraid to put it on my skin where it has to touch my nether regions.
I am damn dyin laughing! I have soooo many responses - most of which would not be acceptable here. Apparently they are never for the nethers?
You walk across the kitchen floor and step an uncooked lentil bean but you haven't cooked with lentils in two weeks so does this mean you have to mop the kitchen floor
You walk across the kitchen floor and step an uncooked lentil bean but you haven't cooked with lentils in two weeks so does this mean you have to mop the kitchen floor
I want to take a shower but I will become wet and my new towels are not absorbent. Must I rewash and dry the towels BEFORE the shower? Must I suffer using towels that absorb as much water as plastic wrap as I regret throwing out the ancient towels
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Originally Posted by gentlearts
I know, right? Cheap old towels are the best.
Making mental note NOT to throw out old towels that I was seriously considering throwing out.
Just saying: Cotton towels absorb. Polyester towels are plastic. That's why they don't absorb.
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