It's my first time hand-washing my white clothes, and I'm a little curious about how the whole ordeal will unfold. I mean, on one hand, I'm saving energy and seducing the environment and all that jazz. However on the other hand, I'm probably going to have to buy some more white undershirts soon.
I washed my whites once with a half cup of detergent, wrung out the shirts and socks, dumped the old and added six gallons of new hot water, added a cup of concentrated bleach for the next phase. Write now...Effing English. Right now, I'm letting the clothes soak for about 15 minutes before I start washing and wringing again.
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| Yuengling Case |
One bottle of Yuengling finished. Nomnom! Two bottles finished!!
Alrighty then, here's how the whole process unfolded:
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| The murder scene |
So on your left, we see a LOVELY view of my bathroom! Well...I suppose it's just a view of my bathtub. Nevertheless, notice the zesty freshness! I put about 6 gallons of hot water with a cup of bleach during this phase.
I hung up the clothes in the sun. Hanging up wet clothes to dry is supposed to humidify the air, so I figured leaving it in the bedroom will combat the abominable wintry ashiness.
Here's a long view of it. It's a pretty standard drying rack, although I prefer the one I had in Korea mainly because it could hold substantially more clothing in one shot.
Now for some artsy fartsy photos to get me back into the swing of things...
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| Artsy |
You like? You buy!!!
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| Fartsy |
Here's another one that makes me feel somewhat agitated due to my laziness of not wanting to move the plant for fear of obsessive tedium:
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| Askew |
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