I now have rabbit towels for when he gets soaked in the rain. I also keep ripped up old towels for cleaning the floor etc and my son has his best and grimy cloths for his obsessional car cleaning.
There’s no problem with the boys using them; just embarassment when I have a load of dirty scruffy rags drying on the washing line.
Another thing, I learned this tip from a friend who has 3 sons, to whom I once moaned about the number of damp bath towels that teenage sons threw on their bedroom floor. “Oh, I just tumble dry them, fold them up and put them back in the towel cupboard”, was her reply. ð
@drewnogalsaid I now have rabbit towels for when he gets soaked in the rain. I also keep ripped up old towels for cleaning the floor etc and my son has his best and grimy cloths for his obsessional car cleaning.
There’s no problem with the boys using them; just embarassment when I have a load of dirty scruffy rags drying on the washing line.
Another thing, I learned this tip from a ...[text shortened]... “Oh, I just tumble dry them, fold them up and put them back in the towel cupboard”, was her reply. ð
@drewnogalsaid I now have rabbit towels for when he gets soaked in the rain. I also keep ripped up old towels for cleaning the floor etc and my son has his best and grimy cloths for his obsessional car cleaning.
There’s no problem with the boys using them; just embarassment when I have a load of dirty scruffy rags drying on the washing line.
Another thing, I learned this tip from a ...[text shortened]... “Oh, I just tumble dry them, fold them up and put them back in the towel cupboard”, was her reply. ð
Smart? What about “the number of damp bath towels that teenage sons threw on their bedroom floor”? Why does she pick up after them, dry and fold and put away? My mother would have withheld dinner.
@js357said Smart? What about “the number of damp bath towels that teenage sons threw on their bedroom floor”? Why does she pick up after them, dry and fold and put away? My mother would have withheld dinner.
@js357said Maybe she meant to tumble dry the boys, etc.ðĪŠ
Well the boys already showered so all they did is dry themselves with towels. Providing the floor is clean the towels should be, the heat from the dryer would probably kill any germs. This should make the germ phobia (mysophobia) people happy! ð
@drewnogalsaid I now have rabbit towels for when he gets soaked in the rain. I also keep ripped up old towels for cleaning the floor etc and my son has his best and grimy cloths for his obsessional car cleaning.
There’s no problem with the boys using them; just embarassment when I have a load of dirty scruffy rags drying on the washing line.
Another thing, I learned this tip from a ...[text shortened]... “Oh, I just tumble dry them, fold them up and put them back in the towel cupboard”, was her reply. ð