better put it into your “cleaning rags” box, madam, afore he asks where that favourite shirt is
And ain’t THAT the truth! Hubby wears some of the grungiest shirts. And if he gets new T-shirts, he’ll wear the newest one to do some messy job.
I have old clothes set aside for major auto repairs and painting projects. If I ever get the contract to paint the Golden Gate Bridge, I’m set.
Duck tape it and use again !
Besides my collection of painting clothes, I have several shirts that can only be worn under a sweater.
Put it in the rags box. It’s only a concert T-shirt. The one he’s worn at every concert he’s seen since 1965. And has autographs from every musician. He won’t miss it and it’s not worth anything…
for rags I cut off the sleeves and neckline and use just the belly and back.
I had so many T-shirts from my younger days, that I rotate boxes of them to even out the wear.
The “comfortable” t-shirts have the propensity to be pulled apart by my wife. That’s why I usually try to fold my own.
Simple solution. Cut the rags into pieces.
My wife dedicated this one to me. I am down to three “around the house” long-sleeve shirts; a nice supply of “too nice for every day”.
Gary Brookins and Susie MacNelly
June 10, 2017
May 20, 2021
Templo S.U.D. about 5 years ago
better put it into your “cleaning rags” box, madam, afore he asks where that favourite shirt is
Dani Rice about 5 years ago
And ain’t THAT the truth! Hubby wears some of the grungiest shirts. And if he gets new T-shirts, he’ll wear the newest one to do some messy job.
flyertom about 5 years ago
I have old clothes set aside for major auto repairs and painting projects. If I ever get the contract to paint the Golden Gate Bridge, I’m set.
Breadboard about 5 years ago
Duck tape it and use again !
Geophyzz about 5 years ago
Besides my collection of painting clothes, I have several shirts that can only be worn under a sweater.
Display about 5 years ago
Put it in the rags box. It’s only a concert T-shirt. The one he’s worn at every concert he’s seen since 1965. And has autographs from every musician. He won’t miss it and it’s not worth anything…
car2ner about 5 years ago
for rags I cut off the sleeves and neckline and use just the belly and back.
david_42 about 5 years ago
I had so many T-shirts from my younger days, that I rotate boxes of them to even out the wear.
wirepunchr about 5 years ago
The “comfortable” t-shirts have the propensity to be pulled apart by my wife. That’s why I usually try to fold my own.
Jan C about 5 years ago
Simple solution. Cut the rags into pieces.
Hippogriff about 5 years ago
My wife dedicated this one to me. I am down to three “around the house” long-sleeve shirts; a nice supply of “too nice for every day”.