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Laundry day!
I realized that I am overdue for bra washing so I've got 4 on the drying rack in my spare room now. I had hoped to be able to wash in a machine with lingerie bags, but then I read the eucalan directions to bypass the rinse cycle, which I can't do in my condo's laundry room, so I'm washing in my sink like Noah gathering animals for the ark...2 by 2 (keeping the like colours together and such). Does anyone else have laundromat style washing machines that have very few settings or custom options that they still use for washing multiple bras? If so, can you tell me what you are doing for your washing routine?
**Picture is all but the first two (Ewas) which were already on the rack...then of course I have to wash the one that I have on now because I wear it a lot even though it's a tiny bit small.**
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Laundry day...
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A good way to "clean" your bras that doesn't involve hand washing or machine washing is to buy a priter bottle and fill it with vodka or similar alcohol (NOT rubbing alcohol, that has something weird in it)that evaporated really well.
I used to do this with my corsets all the time. I would take it off, hang it up and spritz the inside with vodka and the vodka kills bacteria, eats the oil and then evaporates away.
I need to buy ones of those molded lingerie laundry containers that MamaPagan had linked us too a long time ago...
but then even still in my apartment complex my washer as 3 options on it. "COLD, COLD," "WARM, COLD," and "HOT, HOT." Those are my three options for using the washer here. x.x
What is a priter bottle? That sounds interesting and a fast way to clean them. I’m curious about the one she has now, since you mentioned it. I don’t think I have seen it. My machines have cold, warm, hot that you can mix with delicates, permanent press, and normal. So, sooome options, but minimal flexibility.
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