Do you hate folding laundry - So does everyone else
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I have a $0 method for this... don't bother. Who needs folded laundry? Shirts get hung up, everything else doesn't get folded. Easy peasy.
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I have to confess, I quite like folding laundry...
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@Carnival-Boy said in Do you hate folding laundry - So does everyone else:
I have to confess, I quite like folding laundry...
Are you less than $700?
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Sorry, I'm not touching your underwear, Scott.
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If it can only do 7 odd items at a time you will need to stand there as well to keep feeding the machine!
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@hobbit666 said in Do you hate folding laundry - So does everyone else:
If it can only do 7 odd items at a time you will need to stand there as well to keep feeding the machine!
But at least your kids won't be playing with the laundry as you do it? I'm not really sure what I was supposed to get out of that commercial?
I thought this was going to be a big hopper where you just dump clean laundry in the top and folded laundry comes out the bottom.
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@coliver Now that would be worth it.
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@coliver said in Do you hate folding laundry - So does everyone else:
@hobbit666 said in Do you hate folding laundry - So does everyone else:
If it can only do 7 odd items at a time you will need to stand there as well to keep feeding the machine!
But at least your kids won't be playing with the laundry as you do it? I'm not really sure what I was supposed to get out of that commercial?
I thought this was going to be a big hopper where you just dump clean laundry in the top and folded laundry comes out the bottom.
I'd buy that for sure.
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yeah this thing leaves a lot to be desired.
And it appears to only do shirts, yet the woman was holding pants in the start of the commercial.
Even if the machine can do pants, they didn't show it, and I don't care enough to look on their website to find out. -
Yeah, if it took the laundry and folded it, now you've got a marketable product. Stand there and feed items into it in a proper orientation? Might as well have just folded it yourself and saved time, electricity, money, and a little sanity. Maybe the true intent of this device is to get lazy people to quit crabbing about folding laundry. Once they see this thing, they can't help but admit just doing it makes more sense and takes less effort.
