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General Category => Blather and Babble => Topic started by: washingline on 16 August 2017, 09:26:03 am
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Just saying. I have a garden, "but" I never hang out my working lingerie / underwear on the washing line. Dry them on an air'er inside. Don,t want my neighbours talking :) They are too sexy by far, just to be blowing in the wind :) Married couple either side with kids. PS don't want them nicked either, cost me a loads :)
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WL, have you ever thought about starting a blog?
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Yes only rarely hang out my personal washing like that lol.
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This is a good thread . The girl upstairs from me used to work to and I put my nice Ann summers bras and knickers on the line and she nicked them all . How skanky is that I mean stealing underwear come on. It wasnt territorial she just liked the look of them . I tumble dry work sheets and I have a heated airer that I use to dry lingere on . Seen as we are on the subject of lingere has anyone used those bags from Lakeland that you can put hand wash lingere in so you can machine wash them instead?
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It's not really anything to do with sex work though, is it? Therefore it really belongs on a personal platform :).
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Sorry Amy
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Well your post is fine (and if you're determined to stick lingerie in the machine just put it in a pillowcase with a rubber band around the top although really don't put underwired bras in) and we do have work-related laundry threads already. But posts which are off topic and don't attempt to engage with or invite any discussion from other members just come over as a way for the poster to practice blogging and it isn't an appropriate use of the forum.
I'd use the cold wash cycle too :).
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Well your post is fine (and if you're determined to stick lingerie in the machine just put it in a pillowcase with a rubber band around the top although really don't put underwired bras in) and we do have work-related laundry threads already. But posts which are off topic and don't attempt to engage with or invite any discussion from other members just come over as a way for the poster to practice blogging and it isn't an appropriate use of the forum.
I'd use the cold wash cycle too :).
Thanks Amy I might give that a go and I will have a search for laundry threads.
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I have a soft laundry bag which I put my stockings and tights into because if they rub against a bra in the wash it's like instant ladder. Think I got it in Lakeland. I also use colour catcher sheets on every wash.
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I have a soft laundry bag which I put my stockings and tights into because if they rub against a bra in the wash it's like instant ladder. Think I got it in Lakeland. I also use colour catcher sheets on every wash.
thanks yes I use colour catchers in fact o swear by them .
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Colour catchers are life. And those lenor unstopabbles scented thingies Oh maaaa looorrrddddd
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I use the lingerie bra bags from Lakeland.....absolute godsend. I'm a g/h cup and I can use one of them in with a normal load of washing and my bras come out perfect every time. Have done for years. I will caution though that my bras fill the bag, if you are lucky enough to get away with a whisp of lace.....it may not work as well
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I hand wash as I go lol ! But if I hung my stuff on a line my neighbours ( elderly ) would need a jump start !
On topic it's hardly discreet is it , bras and knickers yes but not crotchless knickers ,vintage, suspenders , bullet bras and seamed stockings ( I'm not exactly a retro vintage dresser everyday).
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Our line of work gives us some laundry challenges. My new place has no tumble drier - so I will need to minimise the amount I chuck in he washing machine - unless it needs a proper full wash. One challenge for me is small spunk stains (sorry if that is TMI). I hope this does not make me sound like a filthy woman but I'm loathed to wash a whole garment if it is fresh and nice smelling but has a small stain on it. Case in point this morning is that I did an OWO for a very virile chap and some spunk dribbled on my fresh-on black bra and new on black holdups (some on my dress that I had taken off - not sure how it got there). I had another booking an hour later. The stains were tiny - but would show when dried - so I put them in my washing machine with Tesco non-bio and changed outfits. Now drying on my drying rack.
My mum used to tell me to sponge out small stains - but how do you sponge out spunk stains. Most of my whoring gear is black that makes it worse. What do you do?
On a slightly different topic, I can share a tip - I picked this up from an experienced parlour girl I worked with a few years ago. If you get spunk in your hair, don't try to wash it out - it just goes rubbery and sticks. Wait for it to dry or dry it with a hair drier and then brush it out - it comes out perfectly. Sammy
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For a start, non-bio is no good - use a decent biological detergent at 30 or 40 degrees to get rid of spunk, blood, secretions, saliva etc.
If it's a few bits of lingerie I'd just wash them by hand, which is probably better for them anyway.
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I always search for the nearest laundrette near my incall location to wash towels/face cloths/ outfits if need be but I usually pack loads. It's better than getting the hotel to do it for you (expensive and raises red flags possibly) and the laundry apps take 24hrs and are costly.
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Give victorian ceiling laths a Google. Shoves stuff up high out the way and means I can wash everything sheets/towels without always hating my drying rack
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I got some good advice from a mate who works in a parlour - wear white!
Counter intuitive I know (you would think that white would show the muck) - just don't wear it outside bookings (particularly the knickers).
I have invested in a nice white lingerie set and 3 pairs of bridal (virgin??!) white hold-ups. I look just as slutty in this as I did my midnight black atire.
Problem solved!
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Laundry is a topic close to my heart.
Since I started doing massages, I encountered a problem with the massage oil in the towels.
It goes rancid after a while and stinks like death.
According to my research and experience, the best is to add soda crystals (Dri Pak) to the laundry.
Also adding a bit of degreaser (Dawn dish soap) helps to cut through the oil.
I haven't worked out how to make the towels fluffy though.
Fabric softener reduces the absorbtion of water. There are these laundry balls you can add but haven't tried them yet.
I also vouch for Lenor unstoppables.
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No tumble either I can dry a Rugby shirt in 20 mins with hair dryer ,just pop up a sleeve ,make sure it's pointing so the air can escape so dryer doesn't cut out and it's fine , replay jeans same , up one leg tuck waist band inward but still allow air to pass though ( out top of jeans) , then do other leg , it's quicker than a tumble.
Underwear came put in pillowcase and put drier on low :)
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If you have a google there's some tips on using baking soda and vinegar to make your towels fluffy again.
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No tumble either I can dry a Rugby shirt in 20 mins with hair dryer ,just pop up a sleeve ,make sure it's pointing so the air can escape so dryer doesn't cut out and it's fine , replay jeans same , up one leg tuck waist band inward but still allow air to pass though ( out top of jeans) , then do other leg , it's quicker than a tumble.
Underwear came put in pillowcase and put drier on low :)
Original idea, very inventive :) "Blow job" style for drying clothes :) :)
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Ha ha ha yep I'm pretty practical ! Done hair from scratch , soaking wet before , on blower on car, shut down all vents except one , put blower on hot and full power.
Voila full power jet stream !