Dry Cleaners?

[wineo]

I was not agreeing with you. I was being sarcastic in reply to BS Gal's post.

I am a SAHM of three. 3 year old twins and a 5 year old. Don't tell me how much you have to do and what you don't have time for... There is always time in the day for all we need to do. I even do my OWN laundry, as well as the 4 other people in this household - Imagine that.

I also scrub floors and toilets I manage to cut the lawn and take the trash to the dump, in my nice SUV that my husband bought me because I deserve it, not because I think I am entitled to it.

Don't have kids, but I do take the time to drain my dogs anal glands.
My hubby will cook and clean too.

 

[nicole_M]

Don't have kids, but I do take the time to drain my dogs anal glands.
My hubby will cook and clean too.

My husband cooks on the grill some nights, but only because I am not comfortable with grilling just yet [still learning]... I'd never EXPECT him to come home and cook and clean the house after working for 12 hours, while I am home all day.

It just doesn't make sense in my book. And my husband is everything I could ever want in a man. He is amazing and he doesn't have to scrub floors or buy me diamonds for me to realize that.

 

[Queenofdenile1]

WOMEN are hysterical!!! "I do more than you do and my husband is the greatest thing since sliced bread. He buys me everything I want because I'm so great and I do everything he wants me to do...so there! Poo Poo on you!"

 

[Queenofdenile1]

My husband cooks on the grill some nights, but only because I am not comfortable with grilling just yet [still learning]... I'd never EXPECT him to come home and cook and clean the house after working for 12 hours, while I am home all day.

It just doesn't make sense in my book. And my husband is everything I could ever want in a man. He is amazing and he doesn't have to scrub floors or buy me diamonds for me to realize that.

Newlyweds?

 

[nicole_M]

Newlyweds?

10 years and 3 kids later...

 

[Queenofdenile1]

10 years and 3 kids later...

I'd better be getting something for that 10 years worth of work besides his charming personality and the occasional "Ooh, baby was it good for you?" He better think there is more to me than just that!!!

 

[nicole_M]

I'd better be getting something for that 10 years worth of work besides his charming personality and the occasional "Ooh, baby was it good for you?" He better think there is more to me than just that!!!

Don't you worry - He does plenty for me/us. I am not materialistic... I guess that is a bad thing. :shrug:

Have a nice afternoon!!!

 

[DanceMom]

All I wanted to know was how many folks use the dry cleaners for work clothes vs. washing and ironing themselves.

I wash normal clothes/linens and dryclean the rest - ironing is not my friend.

 

[BS Gal]

I hope my hubby has replaced my brake lever on my bike by the time I get home from work........

 

[DanceMom]

I hope my hubby has replaced my brake lever on my bike by the time I get home from work........

That's a good hubby!

 

[BS Gal]

That's a good hubby!

Why, yes he is.

 

[MJ]

All I wanted to know was how many folks use the dry cleaners for work clothes vs. washing and ironing themselves.

I wash normal clothes/linens and dryclean the rest - ironing is not my friend.

Would you stop using the cleaners if everyone else responded that they wash and iron their own? :shrug: What does it matter?

 

[migtig]

Which dry cleaners in the lexington park area would ya'll recommend to clean a comforter?

I think it's called royal cleaners - it's right there in the plaza with the old linda's and the thrift store. They are open til 6 (I think). They do a good job and aren't as expensive as some of the other dry cleaners I've tried.

 

[Jameo]

Which dry cleaners in the lexington park area would ya'll recommend to clean a comforter?

Try to keep a thread on topic and you get ignored Go figure

 

[StrawberryGal]

Good Gawd, I hope you didn't tell your MIL about THIS!

By DanceMom:

O.k.Girls - ready for this, Chainsaw will most likely freak.

Not only do I take clothes to the drycleaners, hubby mops our kitchen floor, does the trash, takes half the load of child care (yes I do stay home) and he give me a 1/4 of his paycheck every payday into my own checking account.

Yep I get PAID!






So, what do you do in your free time since your husband do everything for you while you sit at home doing nothing? :shrug:

 

[migtig]

Try to keep a thread on topic and you get ignored Go figure

Look above this post and you will see I responded.

 

[Jameo]

I think it's called royal cleaners - it's right there in the plaza with the old linda's and the thrift store. They are open til 6 (I think). They do a good job and aren't as expensive as some of the other dry cleaners I've tried.

Thanks!

 

[Chasey_Lane]

My husband better have the yard cut, laundry done, flowers watered and dinner on the table when I get home if he knows what's good for him.

 

[BS Gal]

My husband better have the yard cut, laundry done, flowers watered and dinner on the table when I get home if he knows what's good for him.

Pssst. You forgot "and my work clothes picked up from the dry cleaner."

 

[Chasey_Lane]

Pssst. You forgot "and my work clothes picked up from the dry cleaner."

Screw the dry cleaners. I don't buy clothes that need dry cleaning. And if by chance I do, they go into the washer at home.