Yeah, I too have alreadywashed mine, got them in containers and loaded in the travel trailer and hauled to the ranch last week, I am ready to go!!!!....I dont wash too many other clothes than my hunting clothes!!!!

No, I politely "suggested" I take over when I saw her washing clothes like Rob does, apparently...

I know....that's cool that you guys help out. Ihave tried, but she doesn't want me touching her stuff.

Iwash mine whileshe is sleeping. She really doesn't like me messing around with her washer and dryer. Might have something to do with drying my snow boot liners after I crashed through the ice a couple years ago. I forgot to take care of it right away so there was no time to wash and dry. I just threw them in the dryer while I got ready for a morning hunt. They smelled a little marshy coming out of the dryerbut were toasty anddry for a cold morning hunt. Good cover scent I was thinking.

She did a load of whites first thing that morning while I was gone. I came home to a very, very mad wife rewashing the whites. Seemed the dryer turned a tiny green on the insidefrom marshy liners. After she pulled the "greenish" whitessmelling ofmarshy freshness out of the dryer...she spent a good bit of time scrubbing it out to get allthe green dried scum out. I wasn't her favorite little hunter when I got home. [&:] []

Tim

I know when I was married I washed them while she was at work. I too played stupid and did laundry when she asked for help. I didn't seperate whites from colors and that was the last time I got to do the laundry!

I do all the time, I have no problems runnign the washer and dryer I bought for my wife. Sure she may do 99% of the wash but if I need hunting clotes washed, I do it, if Im not able to then the wife will gladaly do it for me, and she even uses my fresh earth soap and dryer sheets , she knows i hate to smell good when i go hunting...

As Solocamcan's wife, reading this thread, I had to have some input. Let's just say that I know hunting season is near when I actually see him USING the washer/dryer. -- That is the only time I see him doing anything related to household appliances!!

Hunting clothes been done a couple weeks now.

I don't do regular laundry often, but I'm certainly not banned from it either. If she's busy, I pick up some slack, no biggie.

Busted!

I've been washing dirty undies since 1973. I got out of the Army and opened 3One Hour Martinizers. I was in the dry cleaning and laundry business for 30 years. I ended up doing most of the washing in our family. I've always washed my own hunting clothes and tried all sorts of concoctions in doing so.[&:]