How often do you wash your dressing gown?

Savvy_Sue

aliasojo wrote: »

She's been cut some slack just now as she's injured.

Doc thought she'd got a fracture but X-Ray showed nothing so being treated as a bad sprain.

Normal service will resume shortly. I hope!

Take it from me, you can use the washing machine even when you have one arm tied to your body. :rotfl:

aliasojo

Savvy_Sue wrote: »

Take it from me, you can use the washing machine even when you have one arm tied to your body. :rotfl:

Maybe so, but it's her leg that's injured.

Savvy_Sue

aliasojo wrote: »

Maybe so, but it's her leg that's injured.

So what's the problem? :rotfl:

wouldbeqaulitymoneysaver

Mine gets washed more often, once a month now I have my beloved heated Lakeland Airer thing which I have up all the time and use constantly.
(One effect of owning the above is I love to do laundry! it is less of a problem!)

tea_lover

Washed mine yesterday and it made me think of this thread!

cheeswright

i though id be all lhady dah ( if thats how you spell it )
do you mean housecoat ?: A woman's garment, usually long and loose, used for informal wear at home.
dressing gown ?an official garment worn on formal occasions to show office or rank, as by a judge or high church official
or a bath robe : a long, loose, coat-like garment, often tied with a belt of the same material, worn before and after a bath
as I dont own a bath robe - or a dressing gown - but I like to give my cassock a good bleaching once I've slobbed around the house in it and spilt curry down the front
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