Chris and laundry

[Luna]

Isn't there pictures of Sonchu going/returning from the laundromat?

I know that the laundromats where I grew up typically had arcade machines in them. So assuming that the ones in Virginia do too, maybe when Chris was younger they used to go to one and he has fond memories of playing the games there?

 

[MrTroll]

Chris probably does the laundry every other month or so. Then they just wear the same clothes for weeks on end.

 

[CatParty]

Chris probably does the laundry every other month or so. Then they just wear the same clothes for weeks on end.

yeah why do you think he was so hell bent on getting that free t-shirt for supposedly helping a charity?

 

[LordCustos3]

Can only be cleaned by Exterminatus!

Past evidence indicates that Chris would wear the same thing for days without apparently washing it. One can assume without Bob it's probably worse now.

Wellll, I guess that saves money on fabric softener and washing-up-powder.
Because DETERGENT IS EXPENSIVE!!

Chris probably does the laundry every other month or so. Then they just wear the same clothes for weeks on end.

Ugh.
That makes me feel grody just thinking about it.

Quick question to the other members of the forum....
How often do us sane people change/wash our clothes?

 

[Bernd Lauert]

Chris and Barb live in a cluttered pig-sty, filled to the rafters with junk and garbage, possibly (probably) infested with all sorts of nasty critters.
What difference does it make whether they wash their clothes daily, weekly, monthly or never at all? I'd feel in need of a decontamination shower after coming in contact only once with any of the surfaces in the hellhole that is 14BC.
The Chandlers are quite literally squatting in their own filth. Their clothes would qualify as "dirty" after even an hour. That makes it pretty impossible to store "fresh" laundry anywhere in the house, too; by the time it's meant to be put on, it's already in need of cleaning again.

 

[PancakeAssassin]

Re: Can only be cleaned by Exterminatus!

Past evidence indicates that Chris would wear the same thing for days without apparently washing it. One can assume without Bob it's probably worse now.

Wellll, I guess that saves money on fabric softener and washing-up-powder.
Because DETERGENT IS EXPENSIVE!!

Chris probably does the laundry every other month or so. Then they just wear the same clothes for weeks on end.

Ugh.
That makes me feel grody just thinking about it.

Quick question to the other members of the forum....
How often do us sane people change/wash our clothes?

I have enough clothes to last about two weeks, so that's usually when I do my laundry.

Also, If the shower in Chris' latest house tour had all of that mold, I wonder how the inside of the washer looks....

Resident Evil washer?

 

[Enjoy your spaghetti]

Re: Can only be cleaned by Exterminatus!

Past evidence indicates that Chris would wear the same thing for days without apparently washing it. One can assume without Bob it's probably worse now.

Wellll, I guess that saves money on fabric softener and washing-up-powder.
Because DETERGENT IS EXPENSIVE!!

Chris probably does the laundry every other month or so. Then they just wear the same clothes for weeks on end.

Ugh.
That makes me feel grody just thinking about it.

Quick question to the other members of the forum....
How often do us sane people change/wash our clothes?

I have enough clothes to last about two weeks, so that's usually when I do my laundry.

Also, If the shower in Chris' latest house tour had all of that mold, I wonder how the inside of the washer looks....

Resident Evil washer?

There's got to be quite a bit of lingering essence floating around after a while.

 

[Arkangel]

If the washer and dryer are truly inaccessible/inoperable, they could always go to the local laundermat. And if THAT isn't a viable option, they could always hand-wash and air dry their clothes the old fashioned way, but that would require too much labor on their parts.

 

[Bubbles]

(snip)
2) Chris does not do the laundry. I seriously suspect Chris, using his skewed logic, probably considers laundry as the woman's job. And since we can assume Barb does next to nothing nowadays... it is safe to assume the laundry machine runs only minimally.

But naw, given that Chris intends to become a househusband someday, I'm guessing that his excuse for not doing laundry falls somewhere within "AHM WORKIN ON IT" territory

 

[IanBrandonStraw]

how hard can washing shirts from the salvation army be?

ohhhh wait, we ARE talking about chris chan here

 

[sparklemilhouse]

If the washer and dryer are truly inaccessible/inoperable, they could always go to the local laundermat. And if THAT isn't a viable option, they could always hand-wash and air dry their clothes the old fashioned way, but that would require too much labor on their parts.

I think they were going to the laundromat for a while? I remember that concidental google street view shot of barb and Chris in his old car, there was a laundry basket full of something in the back.

 

[Stratochu]

I wash my clothes every Sunday. Dollar store laundry detergent (I get a lot of stuff there), coin laundry at my apartment complex, I take a folding 3-legged stool, paperback and iPod into the laundry room with me so I am there during the whole process. Then I put it in a fold-up hamper, fold it and put it in my dresser & on the shelves in my closet.

 

[Foulmouth]

I wash my clothes every Sunday. Dollar store laundry detergent (I get a lot of stuff there), coin laundry at my apartment complex, I take a folding 3-legged stool, paperback and iPod into the laundry room with me so I am there during the whole process. Then I put it in a fold-up hamper, fold it and put it in my dresser & on the shelves in my closet.

Are you chris ? :?

 

[Stratochu]

I wash my clothes every Sunday. Dollar store laundry detergent (I get a lot of stuff there), coin laundry at my apartment complex, I take a folding 3-legged stool, paperback and iPod into the laundry room with me so I am there during the whole process. Then I put it in a fold-up hamper, fold it and put it in my dresser & on the shelves in my closet.

Are you chris ? :?

Someone asked about forumers' laundry habits, so I described mine.

Quick question to the other members of the forum....
How often do us sane people change/wash our clothes?

@Foulmouth, here's where I saw it.

I change mine daily and wash mine every Sunday

 

[Count Olaf]

Even if they DO laundry in that house the real question is do they actually use detergent when or if they do? I would not be surprised to learn that they don't use detergent as much as they should.

 

[Arkangel]

Re: Can only be cleaned by Exterminatus!

Quick question to the other members of the forum....
How often do us sane people change/wash our clothes?

Change: Daily
Wash: Weekly. I don't like leaving dirty clothes around for long periods of time.

 

[garbageraider]

Re: Can only be cleaned by Exterminatus!

How often do us sane people change/wash our clothes?

I change my underwear, shirt, and socks everyday. My jackets/overcoats, pants I may wear a few times between washings, depending on how much I sweat and how dirty they get. I do laundry about once a week, maybe twice occasionally. It's the same with my ABU's. My dress uniforms (which I don't wear that often) I have dry-cleaned after each wear.

 

[GFYS]

I suspect they do laundry as infrequently as possible. A combination of neglecting the machines, cheap detergent, and cheap second-hand clothes probably negates almost all benefit of regular washing anyways. You could probably wash Chris' 31 year old sheets in gasoline and brimstone, and never get rid of all the trace failure ground into the very atoms which make up that blanket.

I'm horribly wasteful, when it comes to clothes. I must have dozens of outfits I've worn maybe once or twice, that I'll have dry cleaned and then hung up in a bag - never to see the light of day again. I know I'm getting overcharged, but I'm just too busy (read: lazy) to do my own laundry more than once or twice a month, so I have the laundromat in the building do it for me. I probably wear undergarments about 5 ~ 10 times before I replace them. Meh, whatever, I still feel good about it. I like the feel of crisp new clothes, and I don't have any stupid kids I have to save money for.

 

[CatParty]

I suspect they do laundry as infrequently as possible. A combination of neglecting the machines, cheap detergent, and cheap second-hand clothes probably negates almost all benefit of regular washing anyways. You could probably wash Chris' 31 year old sheets in gasoline and brimstone, and never get rid of all the trace failure ground into the very atoms which make up that blanket.

I'm horribly wasteful, when it comes to clothes. I must have dozens of outfits I've worn maybe once or twice, that I'll have dry cleaned and then hung up in a bag - never to see the light of day again. I know I'm getting overcharged, but I'm just too busy (read: lazy) to do my own laundry more than once or twice a month, so I have the laundromat in the building do it for me. I probably wear undergarments about 5 ~ 10 times before I replace them. Meh, whatever, I still feel good about it. I like the feel of crisp new clothes, and I don't have any stupid kids I have to save money for.

i'm like that with shoes.

 

[deeman]

Maybe he is doing laundry just as he is making Spaghetti... in his voidfull mind.