Treasured Pearls: Laundry Question

Thursday, May 27, 2010

Laundry Question

Ok, I have to admit - I don't do laundry - CP does. BUT, I have a question. With four kids and a fifth one on the way, we do a LOT of laundry. So, I've been thinking. Is it better to do a TON of laundry on one day - OR - do a single load each day?

What do you do - and why?

2 comments:

Tom and Becky said...: LOL, I'm here! I do laundry once a week. Normally on a Monday since the most laundry used is on the weekend for some reason. Then I fold it and the kids put it away.; 1:56 AM
rarejule said...: I catch up on weekends, but generally also do a load a day. Tackling it as it comes, the stains arrive and the calls go out for something clean! I also enlist the children to fold the things they can and it's a MUST that they "put away their piles".

Good luck!!; 3:34 PM

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