h a l f b a k e r yExpensive, difficult, slightly dangerous, not particularly effective... I'm on a roll.
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In the Hall way, a steam clean hot jet would be sprayed onto
you as you leave the house in your creased clothes.
It would steam clean your clothes and de-crease them at the
same time. Thus avoiding the need of your Mum to iron
everything. She could use the time to relax maybe.
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my clothes are forever decreasing. I am not getting fat(ter) shirley? :) |
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Just hang your clothes in the bathroom as you take a shower. (Also, note that you do not want to be wearing your clothes while directing jets of steam at them - you will risk serious scalding.) |
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Stop calling me shirley... The room could also be used as a
sauna/facial cleaning system. Then I wouldn't need a wash
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apologies Mr Gizmo, sir. but it was a typo - I meant to say surely. hey you turning into a teenager or what? |
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I had a ditzy roommate once who was a "Clinique girl" -- i.e. she wore a phony white lab coat to sell cosmetics at a department store. One day she was reprimanded by her supervisor for having a wrinkled lab coat. So on her break she went to women's wear and borrowed one of their standing steam irons and ironed the front -- while still wearing it. She ended up with 2nd degree burns on her chest. |
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I like the decreasing hall part, though. But what happens if you have one skinny person and one fat person living in the same house? Separate hallways? |
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How about a vacuum hallway and steam-generating clothes? |
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