Stay tuned next week when we show you how to fix a meal for the entire family in the microwave and clean your pistol before the wife gets home from work.
+1
get a woman.
My Clothes magically get cleaned pressed and folded every Saturday when I'm out shooting.
Got one. It's not her job to iron my clothes.
Those women are rare now in days. We have Oprah to thank.
I prefer my steamer, but in a jam I use the wrinkle release spray (non arasol) & throw it in the dryer for about 15 min. I can usually find it at Wal-Mart and Downy is the best one I have found. The shower thing has never worked for me plus all the steam messes up my hair...hahaha
Farmer hit it on the head. Don't overload the dryer. On wrinkle prone items, I only do a few a a time (dress shirts, slacks etc....) I usually have to make two dryer loads per washer load. (unless I'm doing towels or socks and drawers).
Been tending to mine and my two kids' laundry solo now for over 8 years.
BTW: Cotton button down dress shirts go to the freakin cleaners. I like a flat pocket.
Been tending to mine and my two kids' laundry solo now for over 8 years.
BTW: Cotton button down dress shirts go to the freakin cleaners. I like a flat pocket.
I feel very proud of you Perrone.
You are married to a woman who will not share her esoteric knowledge
with you. You completely understand and appreciate her position. Good for you. I'm feeling more than a little ferklempt.
My eyes are welling up with tears.
I sense a huge amount of sarcasm here.
Tough road getting you're clothes straightened-out. Tough road. Damned tough road.
Who am I to squabble ... it worked for GC ...
As for the wrinkles just don't let the clothes dry until them are crumbling from dry rot. A little moisture is a good thing. The wrinkle release stuff works good (I think it is Downy that we use) and smells good too.
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