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Showing posts with label laundry. Show all posts
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Monday, October 11, 2010
Filthy Canadians
A peek inside Canadian women’s laundry hampers reveals that we’re a filthy bunch.
And we’re not referring to our penchant for riding out the rinse cycle…
Oh go on, we know you’ve all done this (above).
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A recent poll reveals the following shocking statistics:
1. One per cent of women surveyed say they wait until their underwear is visibly dirty before laundering it.
2. One in five women admits to spraying on perfume or deodorant to mask the smell of clothes that weren't fresh.
3. A third of the women polled admit to leaving delicates and handwash items at the bottom of the hamper for months.
4. Nearly half of women admit to fishing clothes out of the laundry hamper to wear again.
5. 14 per cent of women have worn the same pair of socks for several days in a row.
6. More than a third of Canadian women admit to going a month without changing the bedsheets.
Mistress MJ admits to statistic #2. She keeps a travel-size bottle of Febreze for those emergency situations where she just can’t get home before dawn. Ahem.
But surely we Canadians are not alone on top of our heap of dirty laundry. Previously we blogged about the Brits and their filthy bedsheets.
So tell us which laundry crimes you’ve committed.
And we’re not referring to our penchant for riding out the rinse cycle…
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A recent poll reveals the following shocking statistics:
1. One per cent of women surveyed say they wait until their underwear is visibly dirty before laundering it.
2. One in five women admits to spraying on perfume or deodorant to mask the smell of clothes that weren't fresh.
3. A third of the women polled admit to leaving delicates and handwash items at the bottom of the hamper for months.
4. Nearly half of women admit to fishing clothes out of the laundry hamper to wear again.
5. 14 per cent of women have worn the same pair of socks for several days in a row.
6. More than a third of Canadian women admit to going a month without changing the bedsheets.
Mistress MJ admits to statistic #2. She keeps a travel-size bottle of Febreze for those emergency situations where she just can’t get home before dawn. Ahem.
But surely we Canadians are not alone on top of our heap of dirty laundry. Previously we blogged about the Brits and their filthy bedsheets.
So tell us which laundry crimes you’ve committed.
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Dirty Laundry
A study reveals that half a million Brits wash their bed sheets only THREE TIMES A YEAR!
One in six people admit to waiting at least four weeks before washing their sheets.
A regional chart in this article shows that Londoners are the laziest. 24% said they left it at least a month between washes.
Half of all people surveyed admitted to eating in bed which makes it seem all the muckier, doesn’t it?
Hygiene expert Dr Lisa Ackerley says, "You need to wash your bed linen at least once a fortnight*, and preferably once a week."
So... How often do you wash your bed sheets? (All nationalities may confess).
*fortnight=14 days
Friday, September 04, 2009
Filthy Friday – Laundry Edition
It’s laundry day chez Infomaniac.
Using this handy laundry guide to common care symbols, help us determine how to treat the dirty houseboy in the photo, above.
If there’s no symbol to adequately describe what you have in mind, suggest something else!
Or just tell us all about your laundry routine.
Do you have any tales to tell from the laundry room?
Using this handy laundry guide to common care symbols, help us determine how to treat the dirty houseboy in the photo, above.
If there’s no symbol to adequately describe what you have in mind, suggest something else!
Or just tell us all about your laundry routine.
Do you have any tales to tell from the laundry room?
Monday, October 02, 2006
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