Laundry

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Jun 29, 2018

  Someone on another board posted that he had installed full body dryers so that the need to wash towels was greatly reduced also, leaving him with only a minimal amount of clothing and towels so the laundry consisted primarily of sheets.
  Has anyone else done that?

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Jun 17, 2020

  My wife actually splits the laundry into 6 loads.
  Knit
  Permanent press
  Jean's, t shirts, athletic wear
  Night wear and underwear (all hers )
  Towels
  Sheets
  Then she comments on how small the loads are.
  Do any of you know of someone who does something similar?

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  Olly

  Jun 17, 2020

  I have to be dressed for some of the time because my nude-phobic son lives with me. I do 2 washdays each week for his and my clothes. The first wash each time includes my jeans - so they get washed twice a week. It matters as I never wear underwear. And one laundry day includes his bedding, the other includes mine

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  nudeyooper

  Jun 22, 2020

  [quote]My wife actually splits the laundry into 6 loads. Knit Permanent press Jean's, t shirts, athletic wear Night wear and underwear (all hers ) Towels Sheets Then she comments on how small the loads are. Do any of you know of someone who does something similar?[/quote] When I was single, I had enough clothing to wash full loads of permanent press, whites, fuzzies, and sheets. Fuzzies could include jeans, socks and towels and permanent press were my work clothes. My wife seems to like doing the laundry by putting all the dirty stuff in the washer until there is a load. It works until something that sheds is attracted to a fuzzy or the leg of a pair of pants gets tangled in a sheet while drying. I had a clothes line. No need for it now.

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Jun 23, 2020

  [quote]My wife actually splits the laundry into 6 loads.KnitPermanent pressJean's, t shirts, athletic wearNight wear and underwear (all hers )TowelsSheetsThen she comments on how small the loads are.Do any of you know of someone who does something similar? When I was single, I had enough clothing to wash full loads of permanent press, whites, fuzzies, and sheets. Fuzzies could include jeans, socks and towels and permanent press were my work clothes. My wife seems to like doing the laundry by putting all the dirty stuff in the washer until there is a load. It works until something that sheds is attracted to a fuzzy or the leg of a pair of pants gets tangled in a sheet while drying. I had a clothes line. No need for it now.[/quote] Where did you put your t-shirts? Do you wear underwear and if you do, where did that go?

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  nudeyooper

  Jun 23, 2020

  Laundry is my wife's obsession. Everything goes into the washer with no separation by color or fabric type. That means t-shirts and underwear are washed with the jeans among other things.

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  Turtle

  Jun 23, 2020

  I split mine up as follows
  Whites ( socks, t-shirts,sheets)
  Jeans, kilt
  I had to add delicious for my girlfriend small things, and some of here blouse's that I do for her.
  I have a day job so i have to get dress everyday but I have just enough clothes for a week at a time.

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Oct 30, 2020

  [quote]My wife actually splits the laundry into 6 loads. Knit Permanent press Jean's, t shirts, athletic wear Night wear and underwear (all hers ) Towels Sheets Then she comments on how small the loads are. Do any of you know of someone who does something similar?[/quote] Got her down to 5. She is now combining her night wear with the sheets and underwear with towels.

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  John

  Oct 30, 2020

  I have three loads: White, not-white, and towels (mostly due to the weight).

  John aka cobeachbum

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Oct 30, 2020

  [quote]I have three loads: White, not-white, and towels (mostly due to the weight). John aka cobeachbum[/quote] Do you combine sheets and clothing in the white and not-white? I have read elsewhere that you know you are a nudist when your laundry has more sheets and towels than clothes!

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  John

  Oct 30, 2020

  [quote]Do you combine sheets and clothing in the white and not-white? I have read elsewhere that you know you are a nudist when your laundry has more sheets and towels than clothes![/quote] No white sheets, but yes the sheets just go in with whatever else there is. I have a jumbo sized washer and dryer, so quite a bit fits in. The only time something gets done alone is the thick bed quilt. Now that winter is upon us, there will be far fewer beach towel loads, and the regular towels will just get thrown in with the regular load. John aka cobeachbum

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Feb 8, 2021

  [quote]My wife actually splits the laundry into 6 loads.KnitPermanent pressJean's, t shirts, athletic wearNight wear and underwear (all hers )TowelsSheetsThen she comments on how small the loads are.Do any of you know of someone who does something similar? Got her down to 5. She is now combining her night wear with the sheets and underwear with towels.[/quote] Now that winter is here we are back to 6. My wife says that the heavier sheets and (her) nightwear make it too much to put in one load. She does spend a lot of time in nightwear at home so she probably has more of it to wash than most people who wear it. In fact one of my lines when I was starting to be nude at home was that if she was in her night wear I might as well be in mine. The difference is that she wears pajamas and my "nightwear" is my wedding ring and nothing else.

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  nudeyooper

  Feb 18, 2021

  When i was single I had enough clothing and such to wash three different full loads, whites, permanent press, and fuzzies. Since retiring I no longer have permanent press. Fuzzies were towels, socks, and colors. My wife is a bit OCD with the laundry and washes most things way more often than I would, but puts it all in one load. I'd say that we do three to four loads per week now. Most loads will have one to three pair of underwear, some socks, and a couple of tee shirts that are mine. The washer has more capacity than the dryer so we do separate into two loads primarily by fabric type. Heavy like towels, jeans, and jackets, and everything else.

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  Jim

  Feb 18, 2021

  My wife got me a heavy bathrobe. Ahhh
  Rest of the time pretty much naked. So its just towels and sheets. Oh I am retired now, which the need for work clothes is almost gone. When friends come over for cards I can be naked. So just a sitting towel and thats it. I think she does the laundry once a week.
  We are football fans so we are wearing those team cloths. After the final game the clothes go into the laundry.

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Feb 18, 2021

  [quote]My wife got me a heavy bathrobe. AhhhRest of the time pretty much naked. So its just towels and sheets. Oh I am retired now, which the need for work clothes is almost gone. When friends come over for cards I can be naked. So just a sitting towel and thats it. I think she does the laundry once a week.We are football fans so we are wearing those team cloths. After the final game the clothes go into the laundry.[/quote]
  
  I would rather wear regular clothes than a bathrobe. In fact when I started sleeping nude, I kept one pair of heavy pajamas for chilly mornings. I have towels for my favorite football and baseball teams and USA Olympics so I can show my team spirit without getting dressed. PS Since your need for work clothes is almost gone, have you gotten rid of most of them?

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  Paul

  Feb 20, 2021

  There is two types of laundry for us towels and other items and in the summer the other is mainly bedding to the lack of cloths to wash and, then it is down to if I am working from home or out and about. In winter there are more/more bulky cloths to keep warm.

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Feb 20, 2021

  [quote]There is two types of laundry for us towels and other items and in the summer the other is mainly bedding to the lack of cloths to wash and, then it is down to if I am working from home or out and about. In winter there are more/more bulky cloths to keep warm.[/quote] How much clothing would you wash in an average summer week?

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  Paul

  Feb 20, 2021

  [quote]There is two types of laundry for us towels and other items and in the summer the other is mainly bedding to the lack of cloths to wash and, then it is down to if I am working from home or out and about. In winter there are more/more bulky cloths to keep warm. How much clothing would you wash in an average summer week?[/quote] Last summer due to lockdown about 3 items a week due to my part time work been stopped, but this coming summer it could be 12 to 15 items if my job is 6 days a week, to catch up the put off work due to the current lockdown.

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Feb 20, 2021

  [quote]There is two types of laundry for us towels and other items and in the summer the other is mainly bedding to the lack of cloths to wash and, then it is down to if I am working from home or out and about. In winter there are more/more bulky cloths to keep warm.How much clothing would you wash in an average summer week? Last summer due to lockdown about 3 items a week due to my part time work been stopped, but this coming summer it could be 12 to 15 items if my job is 6 days a week, to catch up the put off work due to the current lockdown.[/quote] 1 shorts, 2 t shirts, no socks?

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  Paul

  Feb 20, 2021

  [quote]There is two types of laundry for us towels and other items and in the summer the other is mainly bedding to the lack of cloths to wash and, then it is down to if I am working from home or out and about. In winter there are more/more bulky cloths to keep warm.How much clothing would you wash in an average summer week?Last summer due to lockdown about 3 items a week due to my part time work been stopped, but this coming summer it could be 12 to 15 items if my job is 6 days a week, to catch up the put off work due to the current lockdown. 1 shorts, 2 t shirts, no socks?[/quote] Correct no socks.

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  Cam

  Feb 25, 2021

  This is a great question.

  I do about one tub per week and combine bedding, towels, and sheets in one with what few clothes I may use when out and about. If I have enough, I do a separate permanent press load with just clothes. And for my professional attire, I dry clean, so no worries there.

  If I'm home all week, then I may even skip a week and not do any clothes or any laundry. I even reuse towels to not have to fool with it.

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Feb 26, 2021

  [quote]This is a great question. I do about one tub per week and combine bedding, towels, and sheets in one with what few clothes I may use when out and about. If I have enough, I do a separate permanent press load with just clothes. And for my professional attire, I dry clean, so no worries there. If I'm home all week, then I may even skip a week and not do any clothes or any laundry. I even reuse towels to not have to fool with it.[/quote] No underwear?

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  Paul

  Feb 26, 2021

  I almost never wash clothing. I have bath towels, kitchen towels, and bed sheets. When I do wear clothing it's just a t-shirt and shorts and they're only on while I'm shopping or at an appointment or the like. Eventually, however, they do need to be washed. I typically put them in the washer by themselves and run a very short cycle. I have a high efficiency front-loader. It only uses as much water as is required to actually wash the clothes. So, it's no big deal just washing an item or two.

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Feb 26, 2021

  [quote]I almost never wash clothing. I have bath towels, kitchen towels, and bed sheets. When I do wear clothing it's just a t-shirt and shorts and they're only on while I'm shopping or at an appointment or the like. Eventually, however, they do need to be washed. I typically put them in the washer by themselves and run a very short cycle. I have a high efficiency front-loader. It only uses as much water as is required to actually wash the clothes. So, it's no big deal just washing an item or two.[/quote] Haven't seen a post from you in quite a while. Welcome back.

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