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Washing stockings
Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2007 12:57 pm
by Carol Ann
Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2007 6:15 pm
by Kyra

Not everyone's advice.
I
always hand wash my stockings and pantyhose. It's much safer that way.
Sorry to hear you had such a mess, Carol Ann. Hopefully it didn't ruin anything.
Hugs,
Kyra
Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2007 7:15 pm
by DonnaT
I always hook the bras so they don't hook anything else.
And I wash the hose in the bag, by themselves.
Another purist!
Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2007 8:59 pm
by Jeannie
Hi ladies
I'm with Kyra. Hand wash and line or rack dry. Washers and driers are the devil to lingerie. Hugs
Love
Jeannie
PS I have to run. The tanker truck is here for my Woolite delivery.
Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2007 10:48 pm
by Joann NJ
Ladies, I am also a hand washing advocate........... and let them air dry in the bathroom. I kinda leave them there for a few days as a reminder of the past weekend, and a reminder that the next weekend will be here before you know it........... That's my story, and I'm sticking to it!
Posted: Sat Mar 03, 2007 8:57 pm
by Virginia
JoAnn,
I like it! Come into the bathroom in the morning and see the "unmentionables" hanging up and it does act as a very pleasant reminder of the things that were and the things that will be!!!!!
Love,
Virginia
laundry?
Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 12:57 am
by Ronnie M
well-if i'm not out of line....
as to bras and panties...dunno--just throw em in with my jeans and what else...never had an issue.
as to stockings? have not HAD any TO wash.
way back when,..some years ago,...used to have,..some of those wide band stay-ups that came up to my thighs,...and those i put in a small mini bucket and let soak for awhile. woolite or some such? don't remember.
the air dried em out, on a towel.
always wished I was more of a foo foo girl but haven't reached that point. been more of tom-boysih type for SO long,..t shirt and jeans,..mostly...rare occasions I CAN wear a skirt,..but it's been SO cold that it is NOT a good time. I am not going to put a skirt on, just to freeze. this house is not THAT warm in here, and going outside for a smoke is not a good thing in a skirt.
ok. maybe I got crazy here. sorry.
BTW? how DO you clean padded bras with the cardboard stuff in the cups?
thanks
ronnie
Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 3:38 am
by Curly(SO)
Ronnie...OMG...I can't believe you put bras and panties in the wash with your jeans, that is shocking!!!
I haven't seen any bras with cardboard in the cups, that does seems a bit impractical for washing purposes doesn't it?
Have you tried opaque or woolly tights under a skirt? I find that as warm as or warmer sometimes, than wearing trousers.
love,
Curly

tights
Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 1:26 pm
by Ronnie M
Have you tried opaque or woolly tights under a skirt? I find that as warm as or warmer sometimes, than wearing trousers.
love,
Curly
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not as yet...but I am told to understand...tights are for younger folks..they look a bit silly on older folks don't they?
ronnie
Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 10:30 pm
by Absaroka
Ronnie I'm with you-lingerie goes in with the jeans and teeshirts unless it it's white in which case it goes in it's own load. By time the stockings need washing they usually have runs anyway.
I wear skirts a lot but they need to match my flannel shirts. And I wear leggings under them. Since they're long skirts it doesn't matter but actually I have prettty good legs anyway. The knee doctor says a lot of body builders would be very jealous of them.
Absaroka
Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 2:29 am
by Curly(SO)
Ronnie...Tights are fine for all ages! I'm not sure if tights mean the same thing in the States as they do here though?
Absaroka...I cannot believe you put lingerie in with jeans also! I have always thought lingerie should go on a delicate wash and jeans on a much faster spin
Love,
Curly