Costumes don't really count as clothing, in my opinion, so get an automatic exemption. Similarly, I don't count things like leotards or swimsuits.
Requiring things to be machine washable would eliminate the use of wool and I'm not about to do that. I don't particularly mind hand laundry, so I will propose that anybody who wears things that are not machine washable must wash them (or take them to the dry cleaner) themselves.
I'd also like to require the establishment of drop and collect laundries in the U.S. as i is amazingly pleasant to leave a bag of clothes in the morning and get back everything not just washed and dried but neatly folded in the evening.
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Date: 2009-05-19 09:55 am (UTC)Requiring things to be machine washable would eliminate the use of wool and I'm not about to do that. I don't particularly mind hand laundry, so I will propose that anybody who wears things that are not machine washable must wash them (or take them to the dry cleaner) themselves.
I'd also like to require the establishment of drop and collect laundries in the U.S. as i is amazingly pleasant to leave a bag of clothes in the morning and get back everything not just washed and dried but neatly folded in the evening.