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To: Global2010

Please seriously consider this suggestion:

If you can’t solve the problem, then change the problem. (Think outside the box.)

WHY do the sheets need to be folded? (If you can answer this and reject my suggestions below, I’ll try again to solve your problem in another post.)

Just get a hamper/box/whatever where you can dump them when they’re finished drying. Still a place for everything and everything in its place. Please consider this, even if the other posts have helped you learn to fold. You don’t need extra work in your life and folding sheets that don’t really need to be folded is time you can better spend on something else.

If they need to be folded due to space considerations, consider one of those vacuum storage systems. Basically the way they work is that you stuff everything into an airtight plastic bag and suck the air out. They get compressed into a small space. Another alternatiive is, as I think an earlier poster suggested, rolling them - fold them loosely, sloppily lenghtwise to achieve the desired width and then roll up like a sleeping bag.

Best regards. God bless you and your entire household.


52 posted on 09/14/2007 6:38:57 AM PDT by generally (Ask me about FReepers Folding@Home)
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To: generally

Thanks for your response.

We have a big surg day coming up so we took the laundry and laid it over too be folded later.

We cut out of here and went on a off the cuff adventure and that was well lets just say we will be kinda tired and we did some fun stuff that made our hearts race and we laughed.

BTW Tons of the laundry is out there... but we choose to go work on his/mine ideas.


53 posted on 09/15/2007 3:41:04 AM PDT by Global2010 ( Romney/Hunter 08)
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