Post #230,436
10/21/05 8:55:48 PM
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Every (work) day.
I guess this means I'm different and strange, but so be it :)
Ironing doesn't bother me, I just do one business shirt each morning for work. I don't know how people can work through baskets of ironing for hours though - that'd do my head in.
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Post #230,439
10/21/05 9:33:26 PM
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That's what I did when I had to
I still hated it though.
Cheers, Ben
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Post #230,442
10/21/05 10:35:44 PM
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spend a couple of pence on wrinkle free shirts
the cost of electricity to run the iron will pay for itself. thanx, bill
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Post #230,443
10/21/05 11:07:26 PM
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Yick
Need all cotton shirts. Wrinkle free are part plastic.
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Post #230,469
10/22/05 10:47:24 AM
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Or buy that Downy wrinkle release spray
That's what I use. Just spray it on, smooth the fabric out with your hands, you're good to go. And it smells good, too.
Follow your muse
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Post #230,475
10/22/05 11:47:19 AM
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But it doesn't do creases
I usually iron my pants, but mostly wear polo shirts that don't need ironing. Like Bill, ironing one piece of cloting a day doesn't bother me.
Actually, I do most of the ironing in our house. If we're going out somewhere nice my wife will ask me to iron her outfit. I figure if she's washing stuff every day, I can iron once in a while.
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Post #230,592
10/23/05 10:28:59 PM
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I don't mind ironing a basketful.
I used to do that about once a week before I got married. Used the time to catch up on videos I recorded, mostly Dr. Who. Nowadays, neither of us just has the time. Besides, it doesn't do my wife's back any good, which is why she avoids it. So we're paying someone to iron, for the moment.
Wade.
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Post #230,616
10/24/05 8:19:01 AM
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Actually find it rather relaxing
Same with cleaning the pool during the summer.
Pick a quiet time or just blot out the rest with the iPod.
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Post #230,745
10/24/05 11:10:28 PM
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*nod*
Or mowing the lawn. Or vacuuming the carpets. My wife needed an escape like the other night. So she swept the outside concrete (it needed it anyway).
Wade.
"Insert crowbar. Apply force."
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