Hang them up to dry!
And when I mention it, don’t act like I am repeating a message that’s been received. Clearly I am repeating a message that has not been fucking received!!!
Yeah! And don’t put dirty dishes in the dishwasher either!
How about using a washcloth then just tossing it into the bathtub. Don’t bother to hang it up to dry out, I enjoy stepping into the shower onto a pile of cold, wet washcloths.
And at least yours make it into the laundry room. TheKid will wonder why her room smells - then bring a stack of starting to mold towels out to be washed.
And while we’re at it, what’s up with stepping out of your dirty clothes and leaving them on the floor in front of the laundry hamper?? It’s not like the damn hamper even has a lid, pick your fucking clothes up and drop them in!
What? Can’t ya take a little mildew on your shirts?
What a wuss you are mswas! 
Seriously though, this sounds like something kids or stupid people would do. Are you dealing with either here?
My husband does that. Drives me insane. His argument is that the clothes are actually clean and can be worn again. Then hang the damn things up! We used to have our trashcan sitting right next to the kitchen counter. He’d put his trash on the counter. I ridiculed that habit into extinction, thankfully.
I meant the laundry pile, not the about to use washing machine, which we don’t have.
Why is this bad? I usually take a shower right before doing laundry, and the wet towel goes right in the washer. I haven’t noticed any problems.
It’s when it sits in the hamper for days that it becomes a problem.
That’s not “laundry”. That’s a pile of dirty clothes. It seems that use of this word differs.
Oh, how I wish that the list of outstanding issues with The Child had been whittled down to the point where we could start nagging about things this minor.
Yeah! And stop tying together the knots on the afghans in the family room!
I got it, I was just poking a little fun at you. That’s all.
Ooh, look at the long memory on Freudian Slit!
I found one dictionary definition that contradicts you. At any rate, I refer to it as “dirty laundry.”
Many years ago, for some reason I can no longer remember, I decided not to go to the laundromat anymore. I’d wash all of my clothes in the bathroom sink and then either hang them on the line or lay them out all over my furniture to dry. I must have done something wrong, because I created some foul smells that would kill a rhino.
I don’t mean to snark, but why can’t wet towels go into the laundry?
We’re not talking about immediately into a washing machine, we’re talking about a hamper. Most likely, dry clothes will go on top of the towels, and things will stay wet for a long time. Mold will grow, and stenches that could kill a rhino form.
But then how will we keep the rhinos away?
By peeing.
I’ve peed several times per day everyday of my life. So far, I’ve been rhino-free.
Unfortunately it’s not the child. :smack: