I know. I'm bonkers
BTW, does anyone know why teens 'hang' their clothes on the floor?
Mind you have trained them all to put dirty stuff in the wash basket - though eldest is the worst for not doing it!!!Erm .. isn't that why fitted sheets were invented?
All you have to do is stretch (freshly washed and air-dried) fitted sheets over the bed - et voila! No creases
God bless elastic :happy036:
(i confess to ironing towels/flannels/teatowels but never ever iron pants/knickers or socks...
Yes, yes I do.....I hate anything creased....
Mine aren't even teenagers - 5,7 and 12 and all of them hang stuff on the floor....
I still iron fitted sheets - and even 'non-iron' ones cos no matter what they say they are always creased even after washing.... I just couldn't not iron things - including bedding!
Yay.... a girl after my own heart though we look like we are in the minority BB....
BTW, does anyone know why teens 'hang' their clothes on the floor?
:sigh: He's so bad that you can't even see the carpet, there are games cases, mags, clothes everywhere and it really annoys the heck out of me! Even when I show him that the 'dirty' clothes he thrown in the washing basket are still folded he says "I've worn that" - YEAH RIGHT luv! I've got a teen with a floordrobe too!
Doesn't help that DS2 tries clothes on and then if he changes his mind, he puts them straight out to wash again.
Even worse, I reckon he put clean stuff (pants, socks etc) straight back in the wash because it's quicker than putting them away:sigh:
Even when I show him that the 'dirty' clothes he thrown in the washing basket are still folded he says "I've worn that" - YEAH RIGHT luv! [/quote] I have said I'll just sit in a chair rockin back and forward drinking vodka...lol - may even take up smoking again then.....
Mine does that too.
I have said I'll just sit in a chair rockin back and forward drinking vodka...lol - may even take up smoking again then.....[/quote] I just do the sleeves and collar on my work shirts, not the trousers or jackets. Although I do iron my own trousers (only 'cos they're combat style and look terrible creased!) and the kids' uniforms. I try to not iron everything else. I don't get enough Me-time! I have so much to look forward too......
I have worked it out as I am menopausal my daughter will be hormonal.... deep f*ckin joy.....
I'm seriously considering doing that myself Mich!I have my aunties rocking chair in the sitting room but it's usually used as a dumping chair for stuff that needs putting away upstairs! I can just see me rocking back and forward with a very large JD and coke and humming Nickleback songs! lol
Anyway - can't stop here chatting all day - I've got ironing to do don't ya know....lol - oh and a film to watch with the kids at the same time - I is woman and I can multi-task....
I just do the sleeves and collar on my work shirts, not the trousers or jackets. Although I do iron my own trousers (only 'cos they're combat style and look terrible creased!) and the kids' uniforms. I try to not iron everything else. I don't get enough Me-time! [/quote]
- sounds a good form of multi-tasking to me Mrs D.... I do I have to say get alot of 'me' time..... I have a good OH.....
:superwoman:
This is Me....... SUPERMICH....... not really I just had a mother who is very houseproud and ironed everything - she taught me all I know..... thanks mum
Mind you my house isnt as clean as it should be but hey ho..... at least the kids ain't crumpled....lol
OK - just done No.1 son clothes - off to do No.2 son then DD (always leave the crapyy stuff ie. ours till last..... why????)
Deffo need to learn to be more selfish sometimes! 
