Poll of the Day > Suppose you're in a situation where buying new clothes is cheaper than washing

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Lokarin 08/05/21 9:39:06 AM #1:	what a do? Be a normal person and wash your clothes anyways Store your dirty laundry for one smelly day when prices change buy all new clothes every couple months to save money what a do? - Results (19 votes) Be a normal person and wash your clothes anyways 63.16% (12 votes) 12 Store your dirty laundry for one smelly day when prices change 10.53% (2 votes) 2 buy all new clothes every couple months to save money 26.32% (5 votes) 5 Is it a weird? I say not a weird --- "Salt cures Everything!" My YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Nirakolov/videos <cite>Lokarin posted [p:956797295] in Suppose yo... [t:79599583]...</cite> <quote> what a do? Be a normal person and wash your clothes anyways Store your dirty laundry for one smelly day when prices change buy all new clothes every couple months to save money Vote View Results what a do? - Results (19 votes) Be a normal person and wash your clothes anyways 63.16% (12 votes) 12 Store your dirty laundry for one smelly day when prices change 10.53% (2 votes) 2 buy all new clothes every couple months to save money 26.32% (5 votes) 5 Show Voting Form Is it a weird? I say not a weird </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
adjl 08/05/21 9:58:04 AM #2:	Unless it's very significantly cheaper, I'd still be inclined to wash them so as to not be wasteful. I struggle to imagine such a scenario, though. Given that more electricity and water goes into producing a given article of clothing in the first place than is needed to wash it (especially considering that you can fit significantly more than one piece of clothing in a load), the idea of it costing more to wash it than buy a new one isn't very plausible. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. <cite>adjl posted [p:956797653] in Suppose yo... [t:79599583]...</cite> <quote>Unless it's very significantly cheaper, I'd still be inclined to wash them so as to not be wasteful. I struggle to imagine such a scenario, though. Given that more electricity and water goes into producing a given article of clothing in the first place than is needed to wash it (especially considering that you can fit significantly more than one piece of clothing in a load), the idea of it costing more to wash it than buy a new one isn't very plausible. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lokarin 08/05/21 10:19:37 AM #3:	adjl posted... the idea of it costing more to wash it than buy a new one isn't very plausible. It's a hypothetical - I suppose I could make up a scenario like you have to pay $20 for 2-way travel via taxi to/from the laundromat which itself would cost $5 ($25 total) but you got your entire load of clothes on Amazon for like $24 or whatever --- "Salt cures Everything!" My YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Nirakolov/videos <cite>Lokarin posted [p:956798140] in Suppose yo... [t:79599583]...</cite> <quote>adjl posted... </cite> <quote>the idea of it costing more to wash it than buy a new one isn't very plausible.</quote> It's a hypothetical - I suppose I could make up a scenario like you have to pay $20 for 2-way travel via taxi to/from the laundromat which itself would cost $5 ($25 total) but you got your entire load of clothes on Amazon for like $24 or whatever </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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