04-08-2020, 09:12 PM
My collection is color coded...
I recommend usage adhering strictly to a color coded system.
Soap, water, bleach, baking soda...
That's all you need to live a successfully clean life without toilet paper, using thin cotton fabric instead.
And let me stress something...
If you must machine wash these dainty, precious cloths, you had better soak and handwash them first.
And whatever you do, don't put them in a fucking dryer.
I could explain to you all of the reasons why machine washing/drying destroys these fabrics which are worth their weight in gold in my opinion.
But really you should just take a fucking expert's word for it...
If you do make the heinous mistake of machine washing them, followed by machine drying...
You're also gonna need several gallons of vinegar in your collection (along with a ton of baking soda) for the inevitable refreshing that these materials will need if subjected to that machine process.
Stop being a bunch of lazy fucks, hand wash your material, hand wash it again, soak it, hand wash it again... and hang it to dry.
I recommend usage adhering strictly to a color coded system.
Soap, water, bleach, baking soda...
That's all you need to live a successfully clean life without toilet paper, using thin cotton fabric instead.
And let me stress something...
If you must machine wash these dainty, precious cloths, you had better soak and handwash them first.
And whatever you do, don't put them in a fucking dryer.
I could explain to you all of the reasons why machine washing/drying destroys these fabrics which are worth their weight in gold in my opinion.
But really you should just take a fucking expert's word for it...
If you do make the heinous mistake of machine washing them, followed by machine drying...
You're also gonna need several gallons of vinegar in your collection (along with a ton of baking soda) for the inevitable refreshing that these materials will need if subjected to that machine process.
Stop being a bunch of lazy fucks, hand wash your material, hand wash it again, soak it, hand wash it again... and hang it to dry.
