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6. But is it really inside out??

Thu Jan 2, 2025, 04:58 PM

Jan 2025

That is the way it is when it is sewn and then we turn it inside out to wear it. Just reverting back to it's original state. Just sayin...

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How does a shirt get turned inside out in the washer [View all] LogDog75 Jan 2025 OP

It's called an agitator for a reason. sinkingfeeling Jan 2025 #1

But it never gets my shirt angry LogDog75 Jan 2025 #9

The shirt knows how it should be washed better than you do bucolic_frolic Jan 2025 #2

I do that with my jeans LogDog75 Jan 2025 #14

There are invisible gremlins, or whatever you want to call them, PoindexterOglethorpe Jan 2025 #3

I've always suspected that, thanks for the confirmation LogDog75 Jan 2025 #10

Ahhh, the sock and hanger problem PoindexterOglethorpe Jan 2025 #17

The rinse cycle has been known to open n-space. LudwigPastorius Jan 2025 #5

You didn't see your mistake inthe forumla? LogDog75 Jan 2025 #11

D'oh! LudwigPastorius Jan 2025 #12

But is it really inside out?? Marie Marie Jan 2025 #6

That's what they say about getting a picture of Bigfoot LogDog75 Jan 2025 #15

Well, yeah... Harker Jan 2025 #18

I suspect a portal to an alternative universe. nt doc03 Jan 2025 #8

Is that why I have all these socks with no mates? debm55 Jan 2025 #13

The mates for them were stuck in a black hole. nt doc03 Jan 2025 #16

Ghosts. Scrivener7 Jan 2025 #19

So what if True Dough Jan 2025 #20