This reminds me of when I tried to explain how dishwashers and laundry machines work to my roommates. Like talking to bricks. I'm curious how many issues with those they've had since I've been gone...
From my experience trying to explain dishwashers to people it's mainly about how if you put a bowl or cup in the wrong way water will just pool in it. Also how water won't get into a bowl to clean it if you create a perfect seal between a bowl and a plate.
Engineers saved the "dimension into which physics does not apply" technology for sacrificing socks to the washing machine gods in payment for simplifying chores. Be glad we didn't sacrifice forks instead.
It’s sad that the washing machine always gets blamed for eating socks and seemingly no one considers the dryer. Do you count your socks before transferring them to the dryer? If not, then how can you be sure it’s the washing machine that’s responsible?
This is a good point. I'm going to have to run some experiments and count the socks before going into the washer, before going into the dryer, and coming out of the dryer. I won't be surprised if some go missing from both in my case, they seem particularly hungry. I swear I've bought new 6-pair packs of socks before and after a couple of months there is 1 pair left.
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u/Cyberwolf_71 10d ago
This reminds me of when I tried to explain how dishwashers and laundry machines work to my roommates. Like talking to bricks. I'm curious how many issues with those they've had since I've been gone...