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	<title>Comments on: Laundry Day</title>
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		<title>By: Jim</title>
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		<description>I&#039;ve been trained.  When I take off my pants...I have a little  drawer on the dresser that I must put my things in.  Took 3 lighters, a ton of change on the bottom of the washer, and 2 pairs of gum &amp; pen stained khakis to teach me that (and a close call with my wallet).

Also, indoor clothes lines.  They&#039;re wood and you can get them at Walmart/Target.  We have 3 and every night before we go to bed...we hang up whatever needs to be &quot;non-dryer&#039;d&quot; (like my dress pants, dress shirts).  Keeps the furniture from being used (plus wet clothes on leather couches doesn&#039;t work) and it keeps it out of the way cuz you can just pick them up and move them.

A lil tip from Mr. Mom.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;ve been trained.  When I take off my pants&#8230;I have a little  drawer on the dresser that I must put my things in.  Took 3 lighters, a ton of change on the bottom of the washer, and 2 pairs of gum &amp; pen stained khakis to teach me that (and a close call with my wallet).</p>
<p>Also, indoor clothes lines.  They&#8217;re wood and you can get them at Walmart/Target.  We have 3 and every night before we go to bed&#8230;we hang up whatever needs to be &#8220;non-dryer&#8217;d&#8221; (like my dress pants, dress shirts).  Keeps the furniture from being used (plus wet clothes on leather couches doesn&#8217;t work) and it keeps it out of the way cuz you can just pick them up and move them.</p>
<p>A lil tip from Mr. Mom.</p>
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