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Normal people separate their laundry into lights and darks. A separate load for whites, maybe, or linens.
The last load of laundry I washed? The only thing that stuff had in common was that it had all been recently peed on.
Ah, the indignities faced by the keepers of babies. Similar to the indignities faced by the keepers of hostile cats. (But in my case, babies.)
Funny. Yeah, our peed-on clothing just gets tossed in with the diaper wash. We don’t have too much of it right now, but I know our time is coming soon with Jonas.
With two in diapers, our diaper wash is full! And sort of icky. But yeah, that’s what I would do otherwise.
Sorting the laundry went a long time ago. Yes, I admit it and I am not sorry.
What amazes me is how much laundry we generate with just 4 people. Where does it come from?
I have no idea where it comes from. Or how to send it back.
Melissa,
I swear this is true — I have never, ever separated laundry, except when it’s brand new and a bright color. And I don’t recall any pink loads of clothes for at least a decade!
I’ve never separated laundry. Every now and then I will run a load of just sucks so I can bleach the crap outta them, but thats MAYBE once every 3 or 4 months. And really, why not just buy new socks? THERE’S NO REASON NOT TO! Don’t sort your clothes! None of the cool kids are doing it!
What? No throw up? No poo?
See, that’s why sorting laundry is a good thing.
But really, I don’t have any elaborate sorting routine, I promise! (Oh, the peer pressure!) I do wash diapers separately, I mostly wash towels separately, but clothes all go together. Really.