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| multiple | 10-Feb-1999 | possessions | Handle | unsorted | 58 | 6 | 50.0% |
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| hunter | posted 10-Feb-1999 6:04pm There's not a lot of ironing in my life. I specifically choose clothing that won't require it. If something has to be ironed, I do it on towels on the counter. Of course, most of my work clothes have to be dry cleaned, so they get ironed in that process, but that's a new development. |
| eris | posted 10-Feb-1999 6:24pm I can iron. I just usually don't. Of the three people in my household, I am by far the most likely to iron. |
| steve | posted 10-Feb-1999 6:59pm I did check "I iron on folded up towels...." because I do, on the extremely rare occasions when I wear something that needs ironing. I think that was once last year. Generally, I wear jeans and a T shirt, and they live in a garbage bag on my bedroom floor from the time they come home from the laundromat until the time I put them on. |
| seth | posted 10-Feb-1999 7:02pm I think the last time I wore something that had been ironed was 1994. |
| elijahblue | posted 10-Feb-1999 7:03pm I don't wear anything that needs to be ironed, and very few things that need to be dry cleaned. |
| bill | posted 10-Feb-1999 7:29pm I wear wrinkly clothes sometimes. It fits my nerd/geek image. |
| sam | posted 10-Feb-1999 7:32pm many of the above. i love the feel of a crisply ironed button down shirt, though i'm not fond of starch. |
| they | posted 11-Feb-1999 12:01am I HATE to iron... I'm terrible at it.. I think I iron more wrinkles into my clothes than they started with. When I used to have to travel for business all the time, my boss would bring her iron to my room to iron all my clothes because she knew, otherwise, I'd wear them wrinkly... My boyfriend and I have an iron and neither of us irons... If he needs something ironed, he'll do it himself... I just keep the wrinkles. :) |
| they | posted 11-Feb-1999 12:04am One of my close friends irons her jeans... she says it keeps them from getting "knee bag" later in the day. |
| dab | posted 11-Feb-1999 12:17am I'm part of a mixed gender relationship and I have no idea if we have an ironing board. Obviously I've never used it if we do. |
| Wicksy | posted 11-Feb-1999 5:57am deary me !!!!! |
| Guthrie | posted 11-Feb-1999 6:37am I buy non-iron shirts and make sure I take them out of the machine straight away - they're nearly perfect and certainly acceptable. I hated ironing and now just don't for anything. |
| jjg | posted 11-Feb-1999 8:28am We don't have an ironing board, we use the kitchen table with a towel on it. Both of us take turns doing the ironing and all of the other housework. |
| lelle | posted 11-Feb-1999 8:59am We have an ironing board, and I am more likely to use it, but I don't iron clothes (unless I really have to). Ironing is essential for sewing, though, so that's what I use it for. Oh, and occasionally things like tablecloths. I have convinced my father to iron for me on occasion. :) |
| lizzie | posted 11-Feb-1999 9:10am I own an iron, and I do iron, as does my fiance, but neither of us likes to do it. Wash and wear is our motto! |
| Jody | posted 11-Feb-1999 9:32am And, truth be told, we didn't even buy the ironing board - my mother gave it to us as she had gotten rid of everything that needed ironing (she loathed ironing). |
| lara | posted 11-Feb-1999 9:40am dab: We don't have an ironing board. We do have an iron, but I rarely use it. |
| dpolicar | posted 11-Feb-1999 10:34am well, neither of us "irons" in the sense of wearing clothes that need ironing, but my SO sews a lot and therefore irons fabric on a quasi-regular basis. |
| hunter | posted 11-Feb-1999 12:37pm "iron," always a somewhat difficult word for me in terms of justifying appearance and pronunciation, has taken on the "I've seen it too many times and now it looks weird" aspect in this survey |
| drdt | posted 11-Feb-1999 12:42pm All of my non-hanging clothes are wrinkled. |
| robin | posted 11-Feb-1999 4:47pm I checked both "single female - no ironing board" and "mixed gender relationship - man irons." Both are accurate right now. |
| seven | posted 12-Feb-1999 6:59am I ironed once. Once. |
| gilly | posted 12-Feb-1999 10:28am We have a built-in ironing board in our apartment - handy. I do actually iron on occasion, but not all that often. I actually find it sort of satifying to watch the wrinkles go away (once I learned how not to put in more than I took out. |
| refinnej | posted 14-Feb-1999 2:51pm I usually just shake my clothes out and deal with the remaining wrinkles, unless they're TOO noticeable, in which case, I'll iron. |
| romkey | posted 15-Feb-1999 4:52am gilly irons my napkins |
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