Unless you button/zip it before washing. Then it's just the fitted sheet scooping up my underwear shouting, "Band together comrades we are stronger together!"
I used to think this was common knowledge. Commandment 11: Every zipper and every button shall be closed before washing.
I buttoned mine, that didn't stop its recruitment.
Fair some just suck. I have one that fell out of rotation for this reason. Tiny buttons spaced too far apart. Go for big buttons or a zipper.
It doesn't help at all with mine
Or you just have to unzip/-button it before releasing the freshly washed hostages
Why are you washing a duvet cover with the rest of your clothes? Shouldn't it get its own cycle?
Yeah I do all the bedding in it’s own load. Still I get the OP problem with the pillow cases though.
I learned this the hard way. Socks are religious pilgrims waiting to happen, and whether pillowcases, non-fitted bedsheets or even tees, they'll journey within anything to escape dryness. Underpants only slightly less so.
Despite it being contrary to green / energy-efficient recommendations, I wash and dry my bedsheets separately from smaller articles now.
Commas are important.
"climb in my brothers"
Means something different than
"climb in, my brothers"
I'm down for whatever.
What are you doing step-pillowcase
Unless you button/zip it before washing. Then it's just the fitted sheet scooping up my underwear shouting, "Band together comrades we are stronger together!"
I used to think this was common knowledge. Commandment 11: Every zipper and every button shall be closed before washing.
I buttoned mine, that didn't stop its recruitment.
Fair some just suck. I have one that fell out of rotation for this reason. Tiny buttons spaced too far apart. Go for big buttons or a zipper.
It doesn't help at all with mine
Or you just have to unzip/-button it before releasing the freshly washed hostages
Why are you washing a duvet cover with the rest of your clothes? Shouldn't it get its own cycle?
Yeah I do all the bedding in it’s own load. Still I get the OP problem with the pillow cases though.
I learned this the hard way. Socks are religious pilgrims waiting to happen, and whether pillowcases, non-fitted bedsheets or even tees, they'll journey within anything to escape dryness. Underpants only slightly less so.
Despite it being contrary to green / energy-efficient recommendations, I wash and dry my bedsheets separately from smaller articles now.