The Down Range Forum
Member Section => Down Range Cafe => Topic started by: Hazcat on May 27, 2008, 10:33:24 PM
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Watch this!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=An0mFZ3enhM
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The only place I have that big enough to lay a T shirt out flat is my table saw... ;D
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It's easier just to curl it up in a ball and throw it on the floor
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There was a better one where she folded HER shirt. ;D
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There was a better one where she folded HER shirt. ;D
A much better one. She didn't even go step by step but I learned so much! Maybe it was the bigger, er, um, t-shirt?
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It helps to have a nice folding rack.
Mac.
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I with you TAB on the no flat surfaces but this is so easy it might be worth clearing a spot. This may be need to know info to keep from becoming a bachelor in my case. Though if my wife starts thinking I think I know how to fold shirts better than she does than it just might backfire. ;)
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I thought this was gonna be something good..... I already know how to fold a shirt!!! :P
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I got to fold a shirt back in 74 in boot camp....
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I thought this was gonna be something good..... I already know how to fold a shirt!!! :P
You, sir, are in the minority.
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I'm retired and can take as long as I damn well please!
Richard
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I'm retired and can take as long as I damn well please!
Richard
+1
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I thought this was going to be the video where he cuts the sleeves off first.
I lay mine on the bed and fold it in half lengthwise. Then I fold the sleeves over and fold the top half over the bottom half. Done. It's folded in quarters and will fit in my T-shirt drawer.
I know how to fold my socks and underwear too. :) No rolling up socks since I got out of the army in '85.
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You, sir, are in the minority.
My parents taught me how to help with the laundry at a very early age. I was helping my mom fold the sheets and pillow cases before I turned 5.
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If it goes into the draw, suitcase,duffle bag or back pack then its folded right!
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The Boy Scouts taught me to roll everything up so it travels well in a knapsack and does not wrinkle badly. So everything I have is
rolled up unless I am caught and told otherwise. We did not have ziplock bags back in my day.
http://www.campfish.net/scoutpack.php (http://www.campfish.net/scoutpack.php)
Clothing - As a precaution, pack all clothes in large ziplock bags in case it rains.
Some scouts will put together an outfit for each day - lay out your pants, place your
shirt, underwear and socks in it and roll it up tightly. Place in a large ziplock storage
bag. Each day, simply pull out one bag. If your backpack becomes wet from rain,
all of your clothes will remain dry.
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My parents taught me how to help with the laundry at a very early age. I was helping my mom fold the sheets and pillow cases before I turned 5.
Me too...it just never took.