Here at the bishop's house there are two ways of washing clothes: #1 - ask the sister who is in charge of the washing machine to do it for you (not a good thing to ask because she is so busy), or #2 - do it yourself. I opt for #2.
Washing clothes in the shower is the best after a hot day of work. I use some Camp Suds (a liquid used by campers that does not hurt the environment) in the blue basin and fill it with water. Then I swirl and knead the shirt or the pants in the water. For collars, I use the collar brush. Then I put it in the pink basin and rinse it out thoroughly. After a good wringing, I hang it up in the room. If this is all done right, the clothes are really clean and you have nice cool water all over you.
Washing clothes in the shower is the best after a hot day of work. I use some Camp Suds (a liquid used by campers that does not hurt the environment) in the blue basin and fill it with water. Then I swirl and knead the shirt or the pants in the water. For collars, I use the collar brush. Then I put it in the pink basin and rinse it out thoroughly. After a good wringing, I hang it up in the room. If this is all done right, the clothes are really clean and you have nice cool water all over you.
