It's FWonderific Wednesday, Ya Beatniks! (MyLot Exclusive #1595)

@xander6464 (40942)
Wapello, Iowa
May 4, 2024 1:23am CST
First things first: It's Wonderific Wednesday somewhere! Don't fall for the LIberal/China, "It's Thursday everywhere now," Hoax. Speaking of Liberal Lies and Hoaxes, our featured primary topic today is Laundry Stripping. "What Is Laundry Stripping? A Cleaning Expert Explains Whether or Not You Need to Do It," ((Article Linked Below)). My favorite Upstairs Maid and Chief ExecutiveVice President in Charge Of Trullery Affairs, Marian, turned me onto it the other day. She came to me and said, "Sir, would you like to try Laundry Stripping with me?" Just as you would, I said, "Yes, Upstairs Maid Marian, I would like to try it. It sounds like something I'll find entertaining and enjoyable." Then she pulled the rug out from under me, after I asked how it works. "We start by taking all our clothes off," she said and that part sounds great, predictable, but a very good start. But the greatness didn't last. "Then," She went on, "We put them in the bathtub and soak them. Then, after a while, we take them out and wash them as usual." "What's the point?" I asked. "Many people are saying it's the best way to deal with stubborn ground-in stains," She answered. "But it's just regular normal laundry rebranded with a new name that makes it sound like a new game that's better than 'Truth Or Dare." Don't fall for this rigged unfair Liberal Hoax. ************** What Is Laundry Stripping? A Cleaning Expert Explains Whether or Not You Need to Do It
https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/home/cleaning/a33588329/laundry-stripping/
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@arunima25 (85887)
• Bangalore, India
4 May
That's an old fashioned way of doing laundry and it's been practiced for ages now. I still practice it for tough stains but I wan not aware that it has a fancy term to it. I learnt it from older generations. Tik tok is banned here for last few years and that's why we were not aware that it's a new viral sensation.
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@xander6464 (40942)
• Wapello, Iowa
5 May
I didn't know about it, either, and I would never have guessed that pre-soaking would be brought back like this.
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@arunima25 (85887)
• Bangalore, India
6 May
@xander6464 The things from past are brought with new branding
@LadyDuck (460403)
• Switzerland
4 May
So this old method is now popular because someone posted on TikTok!? My goodness, our poor modern world really needs to look back at the past to learn.
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@LadyDuck (460403)
• Switzerland
5 May
@xander6464 It is unbelievable and I am sure that many will be very unhappy if it's banned in your country.
@xander6464 (40942)
• Wapello, Iowa
5 May
It's amazing how much power Tik Tok has.
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@TheHorse (207500)
• Walnut Creek, California
5 May
@xander6464 I have heard of Tik Tok. What exactly is it?
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@TheHorse (207500)
• Walnut Creek, California
5 May
We could always reinvent it.