Is it morally wrong for me to keep the clothes in the basket after they come out of the drier and just pick from there in the morning when I am getting dressed?
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Confessions of an involuntary bachelor
- Thread starter WebSlave
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No. I do that all the time. It's a great time saver.
JimM
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I dont even get them to the basket .... just pull them from the drier. Been ding that for 40 years ...
Well, putting the basket of cleaned clothes right at the foot of the bed is rather convenient for me. So it really just boils down to avoiding the folding and putting the clothes into the dresser drawers. And don't tell Pim, but I don't make the bed every morning, neither. 