Removing mold and mildew from colored laundry.

Self ^ | 5/25/2023 | Founded On Purpose

[MikelTackNailer]

Thank you for performing such an underappreciated service for so long. But it wasn’t advice - it’s a truly excellent comedy video you have to click on the link to watch. Don’t if your doctors have advised you not to laugh.

[21twelve]

Reminds me of the movie “We Were Soldiers Once and Young” where the families move down south. One of the naive wives says something about the laundromat in town. “But it is so odd - you can only do whites. There is a sign in the window that says ‘No Coloreds’. I’m not sure if that was an actual event from the original book or just added as a sign of the times - as these young black men serve in their military but still weren’t allowed certain places.

A bit of searching - the Ia Drang battle was in the fall of 1965. The Civil Rights Act was signed in July 1964. Depending on how long the training for the new Air Cavalry unit was, those signs may have been up when they started training. Or - it was just “artistic license”.

[MikelTackNailer]

You're right but the signs and separations came down fast after Johnson bought off the blacks (whom he despised) with the Civil Rights Act. Who'd have ever imagined his Democrat Party could erase all it's history motivated by blatant White supremacist arrogance and cruelty with one Act that would lead to blacks becoming hyper-dependent on government while their educational means to self-improvement was purposely sabotaged?

We speak of worst holders of the Oval office now days but among the most evil has to be Lyndon Johnson. Even his earliest political career was based on the lie that he earned a Silver Star when another man actually flew the mission. That used to be found but not anymore. Newt says save printed books and this is an example why.

[Cowgirl of Justice]

I think if you just use it, it will be fine if you aren’t able to soak them. That product is very good.

[dfwgator]

That was hillarious!

[mass55th]

Just got a chance to watch the video. It was funny. Thanks for sharing it with me. I remember when blacks preferred being called colored. Then, they decided they wanted everybody to call them African-American or black. Yet, they still call each other the N-word. I used to tell the black convicts not to use the term in my presence. I also remember when homos were called queers. It was a slang term for them back then, and it wasn’t mentioned in polite company. Now they want to be called that. The world is nuts. Glad I’m on the tail-end of my life. Too many fruitcakes out there. I’d feel safer working back in prison, because they rarely send anyone there anymore.

[MikelTackNailer]

LOL! I hear you, brother. Plenty of elbow room in mental institutions, too. I may retire there.

[Albion Wilde]

We speak of worst holders of the Oval office now days but among the most evil has to be Lyndon Johnson. Even his earliest political career was based on the lie that he earned a Silver Star when another man actually flew the mission. That used to be found but not anymore. Newt says save printed books and this is an example why.

Robert Caro wrote a devastating account of Lyndon Johnson's deeds and misdeeds that ran to 5 volumes. Well worth preserving, in case anyone still hasn't "gotten it" about the long, long history of Dem corruption.

[MikelTackNailer]

Thanks for the link. This stood out from a man, I believe, to be far more vilified than he deserves:

"Richard Nixon, a former President of the United States, called The Path To Power a "terrible book", expressing disbelief at its popularity and saying "it makes [Johnson] feel like a goddamn animal ... because he was."

If someone made Nixon feel the need for a shower after being near him that says everything we need to now about Johnson. That and Johnson actually raping female guests during weekend retreats. And cynically bragging he'd have those n!ggers voting Democrat for life after getting the welfare state up and running. And helping Ted Kennedy change our immigrant policy from merit-based law abiders to treasury-draining third-worlders promised the easy life if they just vote Democrat. And...and...

[Albion Wilde]

I met some young Brit men at a fancy “do” in DC who were marveling at our strange politics. One of them was taking an interest in LBJ—he had even seen the notorious YouTube video of Johnson ordering trousers from his tailor. I blurted out, "Our FIRST criminal president!" having read a couple of the Cato volumes.

Then I felt embarassed, because I had done no exhaustive research on any of the other presidents' possible criminality. But from most mainstream reportage, Johnson certainly seemed the worst in my lifetime, Nixon notwithstanding. (Until 44 and 46, that is.)

Then again, maybe it was just because of the draft for Vietnam, and that he was so appallingly crude. But we're learning more all the time about other prexies involved in the globalist plots.

[daniel1212]

I still have my washer/dryer (don’t remember brand) I purchased at sears in 2007. Unfortunately, it was after the govt. started cracking down and I can wash in hot water but only rinse in cold. That still pisses me off.

If it is not unlawful for you, what about a connection with a diverter that can send how water over to the cold water input?

[peggybac]

I’m in Kansas so I doubt it’s illegal, but I have no one to do it so it’s fine. I’m thinking of purchasing a portable washer so I don’t have to deal with the deep stairs. I can attach to my kitchen sink and wash and rinse all I want in hot water.