Rich Elizabethans used a combination of methods to wash their clothes, often employing the services of laundresses. They utilized lye, made from wood ash, mixed with water to create a cleaning solution, along with soap, which was a luxury item at the time. Clothes were typically soaked, scrubbed, and rinsed, sometimes using fragrant herbs and flowers to impart a pleasant scent. After washing, garments were hung to dry in the sun, which also helped to whiten and freshen them.
never
they washed there cloth using rocks,or boiled the clothes in water to kill bugs ,they didnt have detergents but used a combination of fragrant barks and peels and rudimentary chemicals like sodium
They washed their clothes in the river
No
clothes, phones, the wash
Long ago people in Russia washed their clothes with their hands,now people have washing machines!
Tudors wash their clothes with wee
yes but you have to wash the clothes in the toilet
some people go to di river to wash their clothes and some wash their clothes in the mashine and sometimes by hand
They may be in a public place or perhaps to wash dirt off clothes too
During the exodus they did get to wash their clothes. The Jews did not get to wash theirs.
because people had to wash and dry clothes