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My mum does ours as well – she loves ironing – I hate it so seems the perect solution :D
Your ironing board is too high :P
omg fu.ck ironing for hours only to have it get creased up again the wardrobe, i wash it all, fold it away and iron it in the mornings before i wear it 8)
gotta agree with pebbles wash dry fold put away iron it as and when i need it if it needs it.
wash dry fold put away sod ironing it wear it :D
You scruffy urchin!
The creases drop out i promise :lol:
@(f)politics? wrote:
gotta agree with pebbles wash dry fold put away iron it as and when i need it if it needs it.
oh dont get me wrong I dont make a habit out of it.
I tumbledry all mine and put it away and save up all the ironing till the pile is big enough to warrant gettin out my broken ironing board that I have to perch pecuriously in the kitchen.
The pile of ironing has normally reached abomnibal levels and bursting out of the airiing cupboard crying to be creaseless, and the kids are normally screaming for school shirts (I ensure they have plenty so there is a big enough cycle to keep em going :wink: ).
About every 6-8 weeks I have an ironing day AND I HATE EVERY MINUTE OF IT. :twisted:
Pebbles I barely have time to get dressed in the morning never mind iron, my mornings when Im working and the kids have school are run like a strict military operation, otherwise it would be complete pandemonium. 8) what with the zoo to also contend with… everybody wants a piece of me!!!!! :shock: :lol:
I bought a woolies strimmer (prob posted this elsewhere) the cord was 12″ long.
Used it for 5 mins the plastic whirly but dropped off :?@pete wrote:
wash dry fold put away sod ironing it wear it
Is the washing and folding bit strictly necessary ?
all sounds rather obsessive to me…
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