Uninformed Washer Users

[vacerator]

Exactly Yogi!

Facts are that the covid survival rate is about 70%, and when half of patients need hospitalization, it's a huge economic problem. Rudy Guiliani is currently hospotalized with more than a bad cold. Jackson Michigan may be a low risk town.
Chances are, if you don't lose sense of smell or taste, it's not covid. I don't mean from a stuffy nose from a cold. Not all spike a fever either. It depends on your blood type how severe your symptoms are, age, and health.
The case spike from the Thanksgiving holiday travel hasn't topped out yet.
Some will foolishly do as they please of course. You can't fix stupid.
One Warren Michigan mom still has complications and shortness of breath 9 month's after she was sick.

 

[vacerator]

Dustin,

now the as you call "tyrant" governor has had to cancell house sessions in Lansing because Guiliani was there last week and now they have an outbreak.

 

[Unimatic1140]

Enough please with political posts in the Deluxe forum, those need to be posted in the Dirty Laundry Forum.

 

[warmsecondrinse]

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Glad you liked the story and were able to fill in the blanks. That sentence was supposed to read something like:

"My grandmother would VERBALIZE out loud and in detail what she was doing ... etc. ... for the benefit of 3-5 year old me ..."

I forgot to mention that she did check tags, but for fabric content, not care instructions, lol.

My mom must've had a 10,000x stronger dose of this instruction growing up, which was it was very odd that when my dad had Alzheimer's and had (cough, cough) "hygiene issues" she had a problem getting his clothes, bedding, etc. clean. I went up for a long weekend to give her a break and found all sorts of weird sh*t for laundry supplies. I blocked it all out of my mind and headed to the store to buy my own. I washed EVERYTHING.... including the 'clean' items. Suffice to say my mom came back to find gleaming whites. She asked how I'd done it and I explained. She came back with, "Oh, I just followed what the tags said." My mother never would've done that while I was growing up and G'ma would have been more than a bit surprised, had she been alive to hear it.

Looking back, I think my dad might've driven her around the bend before he passed on.

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As for the other issues, I'm afraid I grew up surrounded by nurses. They were completely successful in brainwashing me into viewing sanitation, disease management, etc. exactly as they all did.

I could elaborate on that and why my mom made me wonder if she somehow caught Alzheimer's from my dad, but those are both WAY off topic.

 

[vacerator]

reading care tags;

Is it like caring in a sort of capacity? Caring about others health isn't political. Correct Jim? You've been right on the fron line caring for sick people in a hot spot since last spring. If 99 patienst survive, and one dies, and someones disposition is oh, well, it's was only one. Too bad for them, it doesn't affect me, they are wrong.

 

[whirlykenmore78]

Dishwasher Version:

I walked into the kitchen at the VFW where that Hobart AM-9-T2 dish machine was located that I did a video about. Someone immediately said "Nick, I'm glad you are here something is wrong with the dishwasher. It smells funny and is not cleaning. I went back to the dishroom and found the drain open and heaters turned on!. I called the people over that were trying to use the Hobart and explained that you have to shut the drain and fill the tank with water for the dishwasher to work and not burn up.
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