The BIG Question.

[Rudy Tamasz]

Is that a political or just a laundritical opinion?

Just laundritical. I own a pair of boxer briefs that used be grey and white. Now they are grey and pink :rolleye: as my wife threw them together with a red t-shirt. That leftie spoilt my perfect conservative underwear as lefties always do.

[Brown, Jon Brow]

Greys with colours.

[EuroTroll]

That leftie spoilt my perfect conservative underwear as lefties always do.

Yup. Those lefties with their wishy-washy thinking. :

[Eki]

When I saw the title, I thought this would be about scrunching or folding, but I was wrong.

[Eki]

So mad I said it twice.

Actually, you said "mad" four times. That's how mad you were.

[Eki]

Usually, the only grey things I have used to be white at some point.

[Rollo]

Down with laundry apartheid

Laundry Apartheid is essential because if you don't keep the blacks and white separate, you get streakers.
We also separate reds, blues, yellows etc. Sort of alike colours might go together such as oranges and reds and yellows but blues and yellows would never go together.

It's not just Laundry Apartheid but a there's a revolution going on. The washing even calls for Cold Power!

[D-Type]

All together and keep the temperature down. Wash new dark colours (sox, underwear etc) separately a couple of times to wash the loose colour out of them before risking them in the general wash.

The "hot wash to get things clean" went out with cotton. With synthetics, a hot wash softens the fibres and the dirt sticks to them and you end up with grey whites.

Caution - this is 30 year-old information and my wife of 30 years will probably disagree.

[race aficionado]

Occupy Wash & Dry!!!


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[schmenke]

Greys with darks.
After 20+ years, the missus has taught me well