The Retirement Thread

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pawl

Legendary Member
Beyond me.....all too technical.

Sounds as if there desired purpose was a bit of a flop
 

SpokeyDokey

68, & my GP says I will officially be old at 70!
Moderator
I'm sorry how can anybody not iron their clothes, to me if it's flat it needs ironing to get rid of all the creases, I iron everything, it takes very little time and looks and feels so much better.

We have nothing to iron really - all our T's etc are techy stuff as are fleece tops and outdoorsy trousers and they don't need ironing.

Going out stuff is usually no-iron material.

Once in a blue moon the ironing board comes down from the attic.
 

SpokeyDokey

68, & my GP says I will officially be old at 70!
Moderator
Been a few years since I last used mine.

Ditto.
 
D

Deleted member 1258

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We have nothing to iron really - all our T's etc are techy stuff as are fleece tops and outdoorsy trousers and they don't need ironing.

Going out stuff is usually no-iron material.

Once in a blue moon the ironing board comes down from the attic.

Our stuff isn't techy, I usually do a two hour ironing session once a week.
 
We have nothing to iron really - all our T's etc are techy stuff as are fleece tops and outdoorsy trousers and they don't need ironing.

Going out stuff is usually no-iron material.

Once in a blue moon the ironing board comes down from the attic.


I have a lot of techy clothes too, but what about bedding, cotton shirts, undies, socks, handkerchiefs ect, don't tell me you don't iron them
 
D

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I take it you’re joking! I live in leggings and technical t shirts, fitted sheet is stretched tight on the bed anyway and I have a cover less duvet.

Top sheet and bottom sheet for us I wouldn't want to be washing a duvet or a duvet cover once a week' I wear shirts and trousers most of the time and they need washing and ironing or I end up looking like a bag of s**t tied in the middle with string.
 
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