What would you do in this situation...?

Question

I was doing a load of laundry when I realized that my dryer wasn't working and I had this huge load of wet clothes!! I really don't want to take it to the laundromat because I don't like all the illegal, welfare receiving low lifes that hang out there--my husband says just wait for Sears to come in the morning---is that a good idea?

Answer 1

It's to bad you think these people are so call low life some may not be that way and some that are making an honest living and they can't help where they live. Do you ever think of that?

Go ahead a be a b***** and some day you will realize your no better than they are!

Wait till your laundry can be done in the morning so your Sears man can fix your run down one and I hope you do end up buying one after that fact of your heartless thoughts of others!

Answer 2

What time does Sears get to your trailer?

Answer 3

Just so you know...there are some people LIKE ME that go to laundromats when my machine is broke down.  I dont like them, but when you want something done.  At least I can say I dont judge...there are actually good people that go to places like that...I should know because I have met them.

If you can wait for Sears, then just rewash the clothes so you dont have to hang out with the "illegal, welfare receiving low lifes that hang out there".  Just remember, words can come back to haunt you.

Answer 4

Not all people at the Laundromat are illegal, low lifes and/or welfare recipients.  Some are working class people that perhaps have had some bad luck and do not have access to a dryer or perhaps their dryer broke, like yours.  Some people have fallen on hard times.  

Judge not and you will not be judged.  You may eat your words one day.  Kindness and kind words go a long way.  Making mean and nasty comments when asking for advice... expect people to get insulted.  It will only give you negative results.

Take the clothes to the laundromat.  You will only be there an hour.  Perhaps you will find that the people there are not so bad after all.  It is all in your perspective.  If you physically have not been to a laundromat, how do you know who is actually there?  I've been to one and it wasn't so bad.

Answer 5

I think that you could probably hang them out to dry around your home.  Or wait for Sears in the morning and just rewash the clothes.  As for the comment u made about low life's and welfare people at the laundromat, contrary to what you believe some people that aren't on Welfare go to laundromats even if its only because their machine is broken down like yours..

Answer 6

hehehe.....you said "huge load".  hehehehe....

Answer 7

Yeah.  If the Sears guy is going to be there to service you in the morning, maybe he can fix your dryer too.

Answer 8

Hang it, chairs, door tops, whatever you can find. I like your husbands idea.

Answer 9

Hang them out on a clothesline.. or dont you want someone to see your grannies and his whitey tighties? I think your bored and have wayyyyyyyyyyy to much time on ur hands... Mabe while your waiting for sears to show up to fix your dryer you can come up with something much more interesting to ask about.. you think?..lol

Im not so sure that your dryer is the only thing thats not working right.. lol

Answer 10

Go to the laundromat, don't be so stuck up

Answer 11

Why on earth are you doing your own laundry? Throw it away! Buy more and leave the laundry for someone with a higher position of life knowledge than you have. Could be that you can talk an  [ illegal, welfare receiving low life] into teaching you something about this world and the people in it, you SNOT!

Answer 12

Just hang the clothes across furniture and blow on them....

Answer 13

It's fine.

Put it in a plastic bag so that it doesn't start to grow mildew and stink. If you're worried about the fabrics, just soak them in a bathtub. You can also hang them up to dry outside (they smell wonderful that way).

But in 12 hours, your dryer will be working...so it's not a big deal. Just remember to wash them again before you dry them.

Answer 14

i think that is it better to be safe than sorry.. i would just wait till the morning.. the only thing is your going to have to re wash them in the morning if not they might be spoiled..

i hope this helps..

Answer 15

I agree with your man, wait for the pro's to get there, but in the mean time try to dry your clothes any way possible...

Answer 16

No they will stink.  Do you have wash lines, or hang them over chairs in your house.

Linda

Answer 17

if you have a basement  put up a line and hang or hang outside if allowed or put ob hangers and hang on the bathroom rod.  good luck

Answer 18

if you have a shower rod and we're not talking a heavy load, put the clothes on hangers and hang on the shower rod.....I used to do this to save a buck when I lived in an apt rather than spend the money on the complex's dryers