Girls don't know sh!t about laundry

[randomlinh]

dude, have you ever been in college? so many ppl are clueless... mostly guys... ha

 

[miri]

I used to think cheaper the better on detergent but using cheap brands my clothes would fade. I switch to tide and find much less fading on clothes.

 

[911paramedic]

Originally posted by: Eli
If you poured the bleach directly on your sheets and it didn't leave white blotches, you were NOT using normal chlorine bleach.

x2

Originally posted by: white
We ALL know what they are good for.

x2

 

[beer]

I just use gain or the detergent made by all. The powdered stuff works much better than the liquid stuff. I wouldn't use the supermarket brand though...at least for bleach.

 

[beer]

Originally posted by: Ameesh

Originally posted by: silverpig

Originally posted by: Eli
If you poured the bleach directly on your sheets and it didn't leave white blotches, you were NOT using normal chlorine bleach.

i guarentee it. you used some other stuff like vinegar or something, you did not use plain jane clorox.

He should do a taste test and figure out what it was.

 

[WinkOsmosis]

Originally posted by: digitalsm

Originally posted by: WinkOsmosis
I normally don't use bleach, just detergent. Then I saw the ad on TV saying that you should wash your sheets with bleach to kill bacteria. So I got some bleach and put in my sheets with my whites. Then two girls told me that my sheets would go from dark blue to really light blue. Well they are done washing and my sheets are still dark blue. I even poured the bleach directly on them! Girls can't drive, they don't know laundry.. Wtf are they good for?

Were you using chlorine bleach, or color safe bleach. In any event they would have been wrong. Chlorine bleach wouldnt have turned it light blue, it would have made if whiteish/yellowish, funky looking. My bet is you were using color safe bleach, which probably wouldht have the same bacteria fighting capabilities as chlorine bleach.

It was Chlorox brand bleach. Just bleach. Not color safe. The bottle says "regular bleach". Maybe there were blotches. I'll check again.

 

[Ameesh]

Originally posted by: WinkOsmosis

Originally posted by: digitalsm

Originally posted by: WinkOsmosis
I normally don't use bleach, just detergent. Then I saw the ad on TV saying that you should wash your sheets with bleach to kill bacteria. So I got some bleach and put in my sheets with my whites. Then two girls told me that my sheets would go from dark blue to really light blue. Well they are done washing and my sheets are still dark blue. I even poured the bleach directly on them! Girls can't drive, they don't know laundry.. Wtf are they good for?

Were you using chlorine bleach, or color safe bleach. In any event they would have been wrong. Chlorine bleach wouldnt have turned it light blue, it would have made if whiteish/yellowish, funky looking. My bet is you were using color safe bleach, which probably wouldht have the same bacteria fighting capabilities as chlorine bleach.

It was Chlorox brand bleach. Just bleach. Not color safe.

you're high, it was white vinegar.

 

[johnjbruin]

Originally posted by: Ameesh

Originally posted by: WinkOsmosis

Originally posted by: digitalsm

Originally posted by: WinkOsmosis
I normally don't use bleach, just detergent. Then I saw the ad on TV saying that you should wash your sheets with bleach to kill bacteria. So I got some bleach and put in my sheets with my whites. Then two girls told me that my sheets would go from dark blue to really light blue. Well they are done washing and my sheets are still dark blue. I even poured the bleach directly on them! Girls can't drive, they don't know laundry.. Wtf are they good for?

Were you using chlorine bleach, or color safe bleach. In any event they would have been wrong. Chlorine bleach wouldnt have turned it light blue, it would have made if whiteish/yellowish, funky looking. My bet is you were using color safe bleach, which probably wouldht have the same bacteria fighting capabilities as chlorine bleach.

It was Chlorox brand bleach. Just bleach. Not color safe.

you're high, it was white vinegar.

agreed

 

[Hubris]

Originally posted by: ajpa123
They may not know about laundry, but at least they don't put the word 'crap' in their thread title so i have to read it every single time i refresh the page... :disgust:

Are you retarded? Does the word crap offend you in some deep, soul searing way? Go away.

And yeah, it sounds like it was color safe bleach. Chlorine will kill your sh!t tear; over my lost favorite shirt, a casualty to bleach).

 

[DainBramaged]

If there were more women here, you would be fishfood by now.

 

[geno]

Originally posted by: Eli
If you poured the bleach directly on your sheets and it didn't leave white blotches, you were NOT using normal chlorine bleach.

No sh!t, wink is a litte misinformed if you ask me....

 

[ajpa123]

Originally posted by: Hubris

Originally posted by: ajpa123
They may not know about laundry, but at least they don't put the word 'crap' in their thread title so i have to read it every single time i refresh the page... :disgust:

Are you retarded? Does the word crap offend you in some deep, soul searing way? Go away.

And yeah, it sounds like it was color safe bleach. Chlorine will kill your sh!t tear; over my lost favorite shirt, a casualty to bleach).

Does it sound like i'm offended in some deep, soul searing away?
This is off-topic, where we express what we feel. All i said is that i didn't like it. Did i ask him to change it? Huh ? NOOOOO so calm the f*ck down.
I understand you don't agree with me.. but don't call me retarded just because you don't agree with me. Well, you can if you want, but it's childish..
You go away, thanks!

 

[Gibson486]

Originally posted by: WinkOsmosis

Originally posted by: digitalsm

Originally posted by: WinkOsmosis
I normally don't use bleach, just detergent. Then I saw the ad on TV saying that you should wash your sheets with bleach to kill bacteria. So I got some bleach and put in my sheets with my whites. Then two girls told me that my sheets would go from dark blue to really light blue. Well they are done washing and my sheets are still dark blue. I even poured the bleach directly on them! Girls can't drive, they don't know laundry.. Wtf are they good for?

Were you using chlorine bleach, or color safe bleach. In any event they would have been wrong. Chlorine bleach wouldnt have turned it light blue, it would have made if whiteish/yellowish, funky looking. My bet is you were using color safe bleach, which probably wouldht have the same bacteria fighting capabilities as chlorine bleach.

It was Chlorox brand bleach. Just bleach. Not color safe. The bottle says "regular bleach". Maybe there were blotches. I'll check again.

Ummm....you looking at the bottle while you say that? Regular bleach, whether its Clorox (not spelled cholrox) or some supermarket brand, will discolor pretty much any piece of colored cloth.

 

[anno]

Originally posted by: Eli
If you poured the bleach directly on your sheets and it didn't leave white blotches, you were NOT using normal chlorine bleach.

or he sleeps between 100% polyester sheets..

(eew)

 

[WinkOsmosis]

Originally posted by: anno

Originally posted by: Eli
If you poured the bleach directly on your sheets and it didn't leave white blotches, you were NOT using normal chlorine bleach.

or he sleeps between 100% polyester sheets..

(eew)

They may be polyester . They feel terrible. I'll have to check.

 

[Gibson486]

this reminds me, i have to do my laundry, see ya guys later ......