Brag: One wash for week's worth of duds

[TeenerBall]

Yes, I stuffed my washing machine with white, dark and colored clothing until there was little if any headspace.

Results:

My whites were still adequately non-colored! My colors came out....in various colors! My darks were...still darker than the other stuff that was in there.

Sir or Madam, I say down with the long-held belief that these clothings cannot get along with one another.

This myth has been perpetuated throughout the electricity-endowed generations from the washing machine/dryer's conception. And who's to blame? Certainly not the sheep who have been force-fed these beliefs from laundry-cleansing-task-performing-capability-age until present.

NO I SAY!!!

The money-grubbing P&L utility companies have absolute resolve to continue lying to the good hard-working, power bill-paying individual!

If anyone here can sway me from my new-found freedom from the 1/3 laundry-time spent, 1/3 of the washing and drying machine power suckage, I implore you. Exactly what are the long term ramifications of my actions?

O ya, please speak from experience ldo

[wiper]

yep, just stuff 'em all in there...i remember bitching at my mom when i was 13 over a pink-ish sock, and ever since that exact moment, i've done my own laundry, and have always taken the 'just pack the [censored] full' approach..

never did me wrong.

[TeenerBall]

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Sir, exactly! When we as a whole can take this approach worldwide, the utility companies will beg at our feet to come forth and retract our statements. Say that it was all a lie.....that we were wrong to suggest such a travesty... then we will smack them in the face with our collective schlongs!!!

[wiper]

sort've like the whole 'wash, rinse, repeat' b.s. i've been fed by shampoo companies...

i'm with you, brother..

[Stellastarr]

I think its just the red stuff that u have to watch out for. I