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Japanese girl doing laundry.

>> No.1828984

But that's a garbage bin, you stupid bitch.

>> No.1828990
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1828990

Japanese bird cooking spaghetti.

>> No.1828993

>>1828984

In Japan, clothes are one-time-use

>> No.1828994

>>1828984

Looks kinda like the beer cooler my uncle has...

>> No.1829000

>>1828990

That bird is fucking huge, what are they feeding that thing?

>> No.1829002

AND THEN YOU USE THE WATER FOR DRINKING/SOUP WAT THE FUCK

>> No.1829014

>>1829000

Oh you. ◕ ◡ ◕

>> No.1829015

>>1829000

Plutonium

>> No.1829029
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1829029

Japanese isopods eating doritos.

>> No.1829053

i remember when my dad brought back a japanese washing machine that looked like an oversized blender.

>> No.1829080

...it's a clothes spinner, it spins the excess water out of clothing, speeding air-drying time.

ITT people who don't do laundry.

>> No.1829135
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>>1829080
If you are going to use a machine, why not get an actual dryer?

>> No.1829138

>>1829080

Why do laundry while your mother does it for you, right?

>> No.1829144

>>1829135

Dryers require more energy than a spinner and are more expensive.

>> No.1829147

>>1829080

I do laundry plenty, but I've got no clothes that require air drying.

>> No.1829167

>>1829147

You can also use a spinner to reduce time in the dryer.

>> No.1829175

>>1829147
Its called drying, in general. You know, when you hang your shit from the window, balcony or whatever it is that you rich whitefolk have in your rich, white suburbs.

>> No.1829187

>>1829080
American's don't air dry shit you should know this.

>> No.1829204

>>1829187

Yes, some of use do. Plus, you don't dry all fabrics in a dryer. You'll learn that when you get to home economics in middle school.

>> No.1829225

>>1829204
Home economics is an high school and it's an elective.

>> No.1829230

>>1829204
Home economics is in high school and it's an elective.

>> No.1829234

>>1829167

By using a third device that just does something your washer and dryer should already do? Not much real time saving in the long run there, is there?

>> No.1829271

>>1829144
Laundromats sound cheaper than that thing.

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>>1829271

$229.95, includes shipping

www.clothesdrygreen.com

>> No.1829300

>>1829282
About 70€, right?

>> No.1829304

>>1829300

163.76 EUR

>> No.1829341

>>1829304
KEEP TELLING YOURSELF THAT, FAG!!!!1 IN YUR FACE AMERICUNT!!!! HAHAHAHAHA, WANT A BIG MAC?!? WANT A MICKEY MOUSE SHAKE!?!?!? WELL YOU CANT HAVE IT, SHIT TOO EXPENSIVE FOR YOUR DORRAR!!!!1

>> No.1829362

Best washing procedure:
Wash at 30C with high-enzyme detergent, spin, air dry to almost dry, steam iron (to pasteurize the clothing), finish drying in drier (doesn't take long).

You could also air dry for the final step if the weather is good, but it's already getting to be too much effort. Cleanliness:energy use ratio is already high enough.

>> No.1829369

>>1829341
I really wanted a mickey mouse shake... :[

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