Aunty Acid by Ged Backland for March 14, 2023

In my case, mom does it.

We look forward to “Overlay” clothing that is holographically generated, eliminating the need for washing and drying of actual cloth materials.. Make sure your power backup is secure, to avoid embarrassing incidents while in public!

Change my clothes once a month, weather I need to or not

Dad does it. That and I don’t wear anything but a nightshirt unless I’m leaving the house.

Isn’t this a recent repeat?

Keep after it. I use a seven day cycle. Never understood people doing laundry once a month.

Every Saturday.

Household of only two retired folks who don’t go out much.

Every piece of clothing has two sides.

It’s just me. I toss my clothes in the washer every day until Saturday. On Saturday, I toss in a laundry pod and start the machine. It’s not rocket science.

Living alone works for me.

I suggest three bins: white, colors, delicate. When a bin gets full, wash it.

Also, many wash things too frequently which also accelerates wear. Undies after every wearing, yes, but most clothing items can be worn more than once before washing unless the wearer is getting very sweaty or soiled. Many outer layers like jackets and sweaters won’t need laundry or cleaning more than once or twice a season. Always exceptions for spills and accidents, of course.

Throw them out and buy new?

Moved the washer/dryer up to a bedroom closet from the basement. Now a cinch to keep up with the laundry.

Sniff test.

I don’t wear any, but I wouldn’t advise that for you.

BTW, whose clothes are those anyway, the neighbors? There’s no way you’d fit in that dress, and it would be illegal for you to wear those undies, there decency laws..

My shower and laundry are right next to each other. I don’t have a dirty laundry basket, i use the washer tub for that. When it’s full, turn it on. EZ.

It’s simple Aunty, We don’t put off until tomorrow or the day after tomorrow what needs to be done today.

Wait until the kids move out

Living alone and not going outside more than I absolutely have to.

Not having a husband or children.

You might have trouble keeping up with your laundry, Aunty, but all your loyal readers are grateful that you apparently had at least one outfit left to wear for today’s comic.

My housemate does it 10 times a week.

My dryer died and I was without one for almost 2 months. I am catching up. My usual is to do a load when the basket is full. No excuses. I keep a separate basket for towels, as they can be rough on some clothing.