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wouldnt just putting it on the bed be easier

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Originally Posted by braingonebad (Post 370798)

I can make them appear to be folded on the outside, but inside they're really kinda wadded up.

Good enough for who's coming, as we say here.

:D

Now if you can tell me, how do ya iron without ironing in more wrinkles than ya iron out, I'll give you a cookie.

:ROTFLMAO::ROTFLMAO::ROTFLMAO::ROTFLMAO::ROTFLMAO:

What kind of cookie???? :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by tkrik (Post 371610)

LOL. Cognitively, I can't deal with detailed instructions. :mad: I only got to #2 and said the he!! with it, I'm not reading through this, I'll give to Beth and ask her how it went. :D

Thanks a whole heck of a lot Trish. I can't even remember what I ate for lunch and you want me to do a 12 step program:thud: Whaaaaaat!

Beth,

This is hilarious! :D

I watched Martha Stewart show the correct way to do it. I think she is nuts to spend so much time on a sheet that is going to be shut in a cabinet. LOL

I fold it anyway I can and put the best side forward so it looks good when I open the linen cabinet. LOL:D:D

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Originally Posted by AfterMyNap (Post 371857)

But, I guess I should mention that my psycho mother was the only person in the world who could fold sheets so perfectly that they would fit back into the original package.

RUH-ROH !!!

DD, is that you ??

:o

*smirks, while gazing over at perfectly folded sheets stacked on shelf*

:p

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Originally Posted by Becky21 (Post 371959)

I fold it anyway I can and put the best side forward so it looks good when I open the linen cabinet. LOL:D:D

unfortunately, that option is unavailable to me.

all shelves are open, to deter infestations of the insect kind.

and the house is only two rooms, so, I either *suffer* for a few minutes of folding, or suffer a LOT longer if I gotta see wadded piles on the shelf.

there's no dryers here, all clothes go on the line, so they're not wrinkled.

I tuck the corners into each other, snap/shake to align, fold in half twice, lengthwise (pant-pant) lay the long strip on the bed (moan about back), and fold, in half, (whimper) and then in thirds.

yeah, Missy Nappy-Bye, I'm totally ****, I confess.

:p;):p

a leetle suffering is good for the soul.

:D:o:D

Kay,

Now that would be another story for me if they were out in the open.:eek: Everything has it's place in my home. I'm a neat freak! LOL I may not get to do the down and dirty cleaning often but my house is neat.

I fold mine the same way you described along with the pants, whimpering and back hurting. LOL

Sometimes they don't look so good so I guess I'm lucky to be able to put them in the linen closet with the good side showing.:p

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Originally Posted by CayoKay (Post 371976)

Guess I'm not the rebel, LOL. :D Becky and Kay, that sounds a little like what I do with mine.

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Originally Posted by FinLady (Post 371083)

LOL! Oh well, I always like being the rebel :D

Sorry Fin but around here weird is the norm not the rebel. Just take a look around and you will see what I'm talkin about.

And why does this sound like a 1920's commercial to me? I say you wash 'em, dry 'em and then give 'em to the other person living in the house to fold.

Just say here you go John, Michael or Johnny. Repeat that after me, here you go ....