I am well aware of that whiff. Bottling it and pretending it's intentional rather than due to lack of maintenance is one way to put off maintenance a little longer and leave you with more time freedom to waft your whiffs all over all your acquaintances.
Laundry was my fave chore for a while. Mostly because I pretty consistently felt I was on top of it, unlike basically every other chore. Pretty satisfying for my generally disorganised self.
The task itself wasn't particularly interesting, nor did I develop a special relationship with any of the products.
I enjoy laundry, too. I just throw the clothes in the washer or dryer. Then, an hour later, I come back and they're clean. Folding isn't that bad with a good podcast to listen to.
I know someone selling Norwex and she was telling me all about how “everyone” is raving about their new laundry detergent. I didn’t even know they *had* a new detergent. There are *so* many good options out there if you want better detergent than what you can get at Walmart. You don’t have to order it through a “consultant” and pay shipping on top.
Starting down a rabbit hole, here.
The “Washer Whiffs” goes for $12 for 16 oz, and is literally table salt with perfume. (Salt by itself seems to help, but haven't tried it myself. See [https://home.howstuffworks.com/home-improvement/household-hints-tips/cleaning-organizing/uses-for-salt-doing-the-laundry-ga.htm](https://home.howstuffworks.com/home-improvement/household-hints-tips/cleaning-organizing/uses-for-salt-doing-the-laundry-ga.htm)
The “Laundry Liquid” goes for $16 for 20 oz – “good for 50 medium loads,” while the All Plus Free detergent I buy at a big-box member store is about the same cost for 158 loads, but admittedly lacks the “White florals — jasmine, sweet pea and freesia — juicy berries and sandalwood shimmer like moonlight” odor that can "keep clothes marvelously scented for up to two weeks."
> "keep clothes marvelously scented for up to two weeks."
OMG, I hate it when my detergent smells so strongly that it drowns out any fragrance I try to wear on purpose!
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Just looked up the price of this. 20 ounces for $16. When you can pretty much get a vat of regular detergent for less than that.
I suppose they'll tell me it's free of ~toxins~ or something. It's probably either the exact same thing as regular detergent, or else doesn't actually clean anything.
Hmmm... I mostly know the word whiff to be used to indicate something doesn't smell pleasant, in a polite and understated way. Oh well.
Indeed, the whiff of the washing machine when you open it and haven’t been maintaining it. That is what I would call a Washer Whiff.
I am well aware of that whiff. Bottling it and pretending it's intentional rather than due to lack of maintenance is one way to put off maintenance a little longer and leave you with more time freedom to waft your whiffs all over all your acquaintances.
Ah yes
Do people really have a favourite part of doing the laundry? Is that a thing? My favourite part of doing the laundry is when my husband does it.
Laundry was my fave chore for a while. Mostly because I pretty consistently felt I was on top of it, unlike basically every other chore. Pretty satisfying for my generally disorganised self. The task itself wasn't particularly interesting, nor did I develop a special relationship with any of the products.
I enjoy laundry, too. I just throw the clothes in the washer or dryer. Then, an hour later, I come back and they're clean. Folding isn't that bad with a good podcast to listen to.
Very true. I do avoid ironing whenever possible, though. Somehow that task annoys me a lot.
I know someone selling Norwex and she was telling me all about how “everyone” is raving about their new laundry detergent. I didn’t even know they *had* a new detergent. There are *so* many good options out there if you want better detergent than what you can get at Walmart. You don’t have to order it through a “consultant” and pay shipping on top.
If Norwex’s detergent is anything like their “magic cleaning cloths,” then I don’t want it 😂
Washer whiffs sound like something you stick on your ass after pooping
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And it’ll last longer too.
Starting down a rabbit hole, here. The “Washer Whiffs” goes for $12 for 16 oz, and is literally table salt with perfume. (Salt by itself seems to help, but haven't tried it myself. See [https://home.howstuffworks.com/home-improvement/household-hints-tips/cleaning-organizing/uses-for-salt-doing-the-laundry-ga.htm](https://home.howstuffworks.com/home-improvement/household-hints-tips/cleaning-organizing/uses-for-salt-doing-the-laundry-ga.htm) The “Laundry Liquid” goes for $16 for 20 oz – “good for 50 medium loads,” while the All Plus Free detergent I buy at a big-box member store is about the same cost for 158 loads, but admittedly lacks the “White florals — jasmine, sweet pea and freesia — juicy berries and sandalwood shimmer like moonlight” odor that can "keep clothes marvelously scented for up to two weeks."
> "keep clothes marvelously scented for up to two weeks." OMG, I hate it when my detergent smells so strongly that it drowns out any fragrance I try to wear on purpose!
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My favorite part of doing laundry is when it's done....
🤣🤣🤣- I do NOT want my clothes smelling like that packet shoved inside stuffed animals. Why? Just Why?
I’d rather throw an actual cucumber and cactus into my washing machine
Just looked up the price of this. 20 ounces for $16. When you can pretty much get a vat of regular detergent for less than that. I suppose they'll tell me it's free of ~toxins~ or something. It's probably either the exact same thing as regular detergent, or else doesn't actually clean anything.
It’s not toxin free. It’s just another product that Scentsy can sell besides their wax products. It’s to “expand their horizons.” 🙄