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Where did the term 'wedging clay' come from?
The term "wedging clay" derives from the ceramic and pottery procedures to prepare clay by hand.
Where does the term jail come from?
It derives from the 'Old English' word; Gaol.
Where does the term buffoon come from?
Buffoon comes from the 1540s Middle French dance.
Where did the term nincompoop come from?
It comes from a bastardization of the latin Non compos mentis.
Where does the term monday in Norse mythology come form?
It means moon's day.
Can you come to my party?
no i have laundry to do
What is linen room?
I think it's another term used for laundry room.
What is on-premise laundry?
On-premise laundry means that there is a laundry facility on the property. The term is often found in apartment listings, where it means that there is a washer and dryer available in the building or complex, but not necessarily in the apartment unit. It does not say anything about what it costs to do the laundry or whether it is safe to leave your laundry in the washer or dryer.
Can you wash ejaculate out of a blanket?
Yes. It will come out with ordinary laundry soap.
Does tomato come out of clothes?
Yes! You just need to find the right laundry detergent.
Does Era laundry detergent come in high efficiency?
it does but i have only found it at wal mart
What are come household chores that begin with the letter 'l'?
laundry washed, folded and put away
Can you wash pf flyers in the laundry?
Kinda. I did it and they didn't break or shrink but the stains didn't come out.
Where does the term 'laundry list' come from?
It may originate from as early as the Civil War, when soldiers would jot a list of their items to be laundered (and hopefully returned). In any event, it comes from the late nineteenth to early twentieth century when many sent their laundry out to be cleaned. Columnist Ed Quillen who worked in a commercial laundry shop as a boy wrote in the Denver Post June 6, 2008, that the term refers to what must be listed when you send your laundry to a service, since 1) there were so many distinctions between different pieces of clothing for men, women, children, and various professions, and 2) the laundry service had to mark every individual piece of clothing per customer, sort into piles by color and water temperature, and ensure that all the pieces were returned to their proper owner. A laundry list could be very personalized per customer, and might have been frequently re-used for loyal customers. Those with long laundry lists had more clothes and were probably more wealthy than others, and all their belongings would have been more difficult to track. Through the years the term has come to mean any relatively long, detailed list of items. It has also come to have a negative connotation. You may find usage such as "She recited a long laundry list of familiar complaints" or "His application had a long laundry list of accomplishments" or "We have a laundry list of tasks" - smacking of dullness and overkill when a focus on fewer high-impact priorities may be more effective. An exception may be when the term is used as an organizing principle. Some commercial enterprise business system and Web storefront software like DDMS use "laundry list" to mean a categorized list of items that a customer frequently buys, particularly in the office supply, janitorial/sanitation, machine & equipment, or hardware industries. In this case it is similar to a customer pricing contract but more focused on frequency of use, and similar to a Favorites or Wish List but more focused on what has actually been purchased.
What week is national laundry week?
There's no such thing. You should be doing laundry every week. Nobody waits a whole year for this week to come to wash clothes. It's just dumb.
Where does the term Greaser come from?
The term greasers come from their greasy hair
Come from away the term in Newfoundland?
The term "Come from Away" refers to people who are 'outsiders'. That come from out side of the province.
