yes, this is bitter experience speaking

Greyhaunt wrote:lingerie bags are PERFECT for washing small doll clothing! You don't run the risk of having tiny socks and things sucked into the lint catch! Yes, been there, done that.
I'm on week 2 of bedbug treatment - one more week to go before I can move back into my apartment and start hosing my dolls down with rubbing alcohol. It's going to be a loooong december!
Greyhaunt wrote:lingerie bags are PERFECT for washing small doll clothing! You don't run the risk of having tiny socks and things sucked into the lint catch! Yes, been there, done that.
Iwa_Hoshi wrote:Greyhaunt wrote:lingerie bags are PERFECT for washing small doll clothing! You don't run the risk of having tiny socks and things sucked into the lint catch! Yes, been there, done that.
Lingerie bag.... Okay this means no more soaking tiny 1/6 clothes and bigger doll undies in a re-purpose ice cream tub before rinsing in the sink.
Kattriella wrote:They're usually only a couple of dollars, and well worth the money. I was trying to wash a dozen or so pairs of tiny jeans I'd just bought secondhand because 1.) I always wash my secondhand stuff, and 2.) They smelled . . . odd. And they didn't FEEL clean. After over an hour, the water was filthy and they still didn't feel clean. So the next day I bought a lingerie bag from work, then tossed them in with my own jeans on laundry day. Now they smell like Gain, and feel so nice because they also got a dose of fabric softener in the wash. :3
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