What causes you to do laundry.

[Zelig]

Hang on, though. That's the Soylent guy, right? Why does he need a freezer?

I can think of a few reasons:

Soylent tends to taste better if you let it sit in the fridge overnight after mixing.
Presumably the place he's renting to live in comes with a fridge/freezer.
Presumably when working on soylent he gets components that need to be (or that he wants to try) refrigerated.

 

[Borachio]

Yes. I agree soylent needs to sit in a fridge. Or at least somewhere cool, overnight. My own experience with oats assures me of that.

And yes, he probably rents a place with a fridge/freezer. Ever so handy for his smelly garments!

 

[Narz]

I thought so too, but then I realized I was doing laundry based on some limiting factor. Getting new undershirts is really cheap, and each undershirt I get basically delays when my next laundryday is by one day. Over time, I think it actually creates a saving.

I'm skeptical. Besides, I've never heard of a charity that accepts soiled clothing. Anyone who has time to post on the Internet about they don't have time for laundry has time for laundry.

 

[Camikaze]

I'm skeptical. Besides, I've never heard of a charity that accepts soiled clothing. Anyone who has time to post on the Internet about they don't have time for laundry has time for laundry.

I imagine most people find it difficult to do their laundry at work.

 

[JollyRoger]

I imagine most people find it difficult to do their laundry at work.

You have to give your maid access to a phone. I admit that is difficult, given the silverware situation.

 

[Zelig]

I'm skeptical. Besides, I've never heard of a charity that accepts soiled clothing. Anyone who has time to post on the Internet about they don't have time for laundry has time for laundry.

I doubt charities can tell if clothing is soiled, it all gets washed anyway.

And he hasn't posted about it on the internet, it came up in an interview.

 

[CavLancer]

I put my laundry outside the shower when I'm done with it. Somehow it magically reappears in the closet all clean and fresh.

 

[Narz]

I put my laundry outside the shower when I'm done with it. Somehow it magically reappears in the closet all clean and fresh.

I will come to Philippines soon when I've saved more money, stop tempting me.

 

[Valka D'Ur]

Somebody needs to invent Star Trek replicators, so there won't be such a need to do laundry. Just recycle the dirty stuff and replicate something clean.

 

[Borachio]

How about clothing that sheds its own dirt automatically?

You can get Teflon-coated clothing. I've had a Teflon-coated... er... coat that's lasted nicely for the last 15 years. I have washed it frequently, though.

 

[shadowplay]

Usually pants. I bought extra underwear and socks so I only have to wash every other weekend instead of every single weekend.

 

[LucyDuke]

Somebody needs to invent Star Trek replicators, so there won't be such a need to do laundry. Just recycle the dirty stuff and replicate something clean.

What better way to recycle dirty clothing than by doing laundry to produce clean clothing?

 

[Valka D'Ur]

Replicators don't add phosphates and other pollutants to the environment. There's no need to worry about water temperatures, fabric type, drying, or soap.