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Since clothes are normally washed with some kind of laundry soap or detergent, they should be rinsed to remove the soap.
Laundry is a word with two meanings; To wash Clothes Washable dirty clothes. If I am wrong, don't scold me because i'm just 10 years Old. :P
Of course it is. remember that after you bathe, you will dry yourself with a towel that was washed in laundry detergent, and sleep in sheets, and put on clothes all washed with laundry detergent. Laundry detergent does not have the moisturizers that are in most bubble bath soaps, but so what. Have you ever heard of anyone getting sick from a bath? But then don't drink it, or put it in your eyes...like any other soap.
The enzymes used in laundry detergents act on materials that make up a variety of stains and soils so that these materials can be washed away more easily.
Someone left their shirt on the beach and a tide washed it and the salt water got a grease stain out.
110 degrees fahrenheit for 10 mins
Mary wanted to cry when she saw the soiled clothes her son James had left over to be washed
clothes that are to be washed and iron
in the laundry
Of course they washed their laundry.
The plural of laundry is laundries.But only for the plural of laundry as a business or service (e.g. coin laundries).Laundry (clothes to be washed) is an uncountable noun.
No ... the hot temperature of the wash water for underwear will kill any living organism. This is why we wash our laundry on a regular basis.
Since clothes are normally washed with some kind of laundry soap or detergent, they should be rinsed to remove the soap.
Yes, but only for the plural of laundry as a business or service (e.g. coin laundries). Laundry (clothes to be washed) is an uncountable noun.
No one. Outer garments were never washed and underwear sometimes was washed. If it was worn by a peasant they did it, but the nobility had a serf do the laundry.
Yes, the word 'laundry' is a noun, a common, concrete noun; an uncountable noun for clothes and linens that need to be washed or that have been washed; a countable noun for a place where laundering is done.
This expression makes no sense to me. The way that people would see your laundry airing would be if you hung them out on a clothesline; but you wouldn't put your dirty laundry out to dry, that makes no sense, the only laundry out to dry would be what you just washed--which should be reasonably clean.