Do you do your own laundry?

[count2infinity]

This clip popped up on my TikTok FYP, and the person that posted it stitched in and was making fun of them...



In my mind, rightfully so. Who the f*ck has zero idea how to do laundry?

Got me wondering, men of 5AF... first, do you do your own laundry? Second, if not... do you know how to do laundry?

[faftorial]

Yes, and have since college.

[Troy Loney]

Ben’s too busy making money doing posts to bother with women work

[Gaucho]

Of course I do my own laundry

[Morkle]

Yes and no? We typically just both do the laundry. So sometimes I do mine and hers (that isn't stuff I know I can damage).

[dodint]

My wife does the laundry but I know how to do it. That's just how our division of labor worked out, mainly because I can do man clothes laundry but don't have second-level women's clothes skills.

[faftorial]

My wife does the laundry but I know how to do it. That's just how our division of labor worked out, mainly because I can do man clothes laundry but don't have second-level women's clothes skills.

After ruining a few items and getting yelled at I stopped doing anything but my own.

[RonnieFranchise]

Mrs. F has knee issues and it is hard for her to go down the stairs where the laundry is. So I do the laundry at our house. It took a while for her to get me trained on what can and cannot be dried.

Sometimes I still eff it up - I was told I could dry jeans because they were bigger than she expected, but then she put a pair on and said- "did you dry these jeans?" So apparently it was not all jeans, just a specific pair.

Sometimes my children are critical of my laundry skills and of course the response is- ok, do your own laundry then. Problem being they'd rather just wear dirty clothes.

[MR25]

I do my own, and usually run darks, then whites/grays, and towels.

Keep in mind, this is the same guy who thinks women getting wet when they're turned on is a sign of disease/infection. Not exactly a shining example of what a person should be.

[skullman80]

I know how to do laundry obviously. My wife however does ours cause she says I don't separate things properly and overload the washing machine. I've also shrunk a few of her good shirts over the years oops.

We both fold the clothes equally that then sit in the hamper for a week and never get put away lol.

[Beveridge]

I do the laundry for the household.

[RonnieFranchise]

I do my own, and usually run darks, then whites/grays, and towels.

Keep in mind, this is the same guy who thinks women getting wet when they're turned on is a sign of disease/infection. Not exactly a shining example of what a person should be.

Take it to the bloodline ending discussion.

[count2infinity]

I do all the laundry for our household. If it cannot go in a dryer, it doesn't get purchased. All clothes into the washer, all clothes into the dryer, then all get folded and sorted by me.

[shoeshine boy]

laundry is one of the easiest chores. you put it in the machine and then go watch a movie. folding is the real PITA but even that's better than a lot of chores.
if I don't do my laundry, no one else will.....

[Kane]

I'm the laundry guy for our house. I usually crunch it out while working from home on Fridays.

[mikey]

I don't do my own laundry (I don't have laundry in my building at all). So I put it in a big bag and I drop it off a block away. They wash, dry, and fold it for a reasonable amount of money, and then I carry that big bag back (they do offer free delivery and pickup, but they are older folks, and I live on the fifth floor). I do this for the girl too.

I do know how to do my own laundry, but it's not worth my time to sit at an actual laundromat - I don't even know where the closest one of those is to me...

[shoeshine boy]

if I had to use a building laundry room or laundromat, I would absolutely pay someone to do it.

[Troy Loney]

My wife does the laundry but I know how to do it. That's just how our division of labor worked out, mainly because I can do man clothes laundry but don't have second-level women's clothes skills.

I think we can all do our laundry no problem. I definitely would/could not do my wife’s laundry. Her categorizations require a depth of clothing knowledge that I don’t care to learn

[Viva la Ben]

I did the dropoff because it really wasn’t more than the cost of doing it myself at a laundromat. Once I rented an apartment that had a washer and dryer, I’ve been washing my own ever since.

[mikey]

My place in Philly had a good washer/dryer (private) in the unit...but the move NYC squashed that. There are literally three (more?) drop-off your laundry/dry cleaning places within one block of me though. So, carrying ~40 pounds of laundry back and forth once a week or so is no big deal...

[nocera]

I work remotely two days a week, so I do the laundry for the house. Nobody wants to do that **** after work or over the weekend.

[Lemon Berry Lobster]

I've done my own laundry since ~15 years old.

[dodint]

I don't do my own laundry (I don't have laundry in my building at all). So I put it in a big bag and I drop it off a block away. They wash, dry, and fold it for a reasonable amount of money, and then I carry that big bag back (they do offer free delivery and pickup, but they are older folks, and I live on the fifth floor). I do this for the girl too.

I do know how to do my own laundry, but it's not worth my time to sit at an actual laundromat - I don't even know where the closest one of those is to me...

This is one of the few things I miss about Iraq/Afghanistan. We had contracted out our laundry service. Drop it off and three days later pick it up. I still don't know how they got the clothes folded that tightly. The bag I brought back was always about 1/4th as tall.

[meow]

I do laundry throughout the week since I work from home. mrs meow does laundry on the weekends

[blackjack68]

I do cooking and shopping. She does laundry.