And if you're sick and tired of mixing your dirty clothes with your clean threads, this carry-on has special laundry compression technology that helps separate and shrink your dirty clothes by up to 50%.
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Dirty clothes can get pretty gross when piled into a suitcase.
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How we would look: similar to a hamper of dirty clothes.
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Mothers gather huge bundles of dirty clothes for the day's wash.
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They can't be piling their dirty clothes in the middle of the room.
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And yet there I was, standing at my aunt's door in dirty clothes.
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Give your dirty clothes to this guy and he'll show it to you.
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In the garage, we have two bins, for dirty clothes and clean clothes.
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It is straightforward in its intentions: It cleans your dirty clothes, and that's that.
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Part of keeping the house clean means keeping all those dirty clothes off the floor.
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He is carrying a pail of paint, wears dirty clothes and has a soiled face.
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That means you can keep your dirty clothes far, far away from your fresh ones.
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The small pocket is good for socks or for dirty clothes you won't wear again.
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While packing, I start doing the laundry too since our dirty clothes basket is overflowing.
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Evoking childhood without the dirty clothes and runny noses, they dispense with certain stereotypical elements.
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It also doubles as a duffel bag to store your dirty clothes after you shower off.
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Many were wearing the same dirty clothes that they had crossed the border in weeks earlier.
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FYI: To remove strong odors from dirty clothes, add ½ cup baking soda to the rinse cycle.
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But that doesn't mean you have to wear dirty clothes for the rest of your trip.
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"When I met him he had literally nothing, a duffle bag with dirty clothes," she said.
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As they waited, sheriffs at the station bathed the boy and replaced his soiled and dirty clothes.
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It even comes with a mini laundry bag because that's how organized people travel with dirty clothes.
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"I took our dirty clothes and hid them under our bed, where they slowly accumulated," she wrote.
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Every day you return to your hotel, you bring back dirty clothes that you have to pack.
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According to reports ... Jayme was malnourished and disheveled ... wearing dirty clothes and shoes too big for her.
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The daughter switched the phrase 'dirty clothes' in her mom's phone to 'acid' for some pretty hilarious results.
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I grab my detergent and dirty clothes and head to the laundromat at the end of my block.
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You'd be able to drop this reusable sheet, called PolyGone, into the laundry machine with your dirty clothes.
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A few weeks ago, outside a coffee shop, I saw Jack again—dirty, clothes tattered, cruising the streets.
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Hawk: They can't put him — let him sit in the cushion, because he's got dirty clothes and everything.
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JUMP CUT TO: Alexandra and Sin-Dee Rella sit in front of the dryers as the dirty clothes spin.
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Washio is here: It'll take your dirty clothes, launder and fold them, and bring them right back to you.
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Doing the laundry meant lugging the dirty clothes to a laundromat two blocks away with the children in tow.
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The girl allegedly came to school in dirty clothes and sneakers that were too big for her, the records state.
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Many washing machines offer an extra rinse cycle, which is helpful to use with those really dirty clothes or sheets.
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The boys arrived with the tattered and dirty clothes on their backs and each other – all they had in life.
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The children sleeping shoulder-to-shoulder on the floor, in dirty clothes, under blankets that looked like sheets of aluminum foil.
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Once you've made sure the tub is thoroughly rinsed, fill it with water and add your detergent sheet and dirty clothes.
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I kept my valuables with me and trusted that my drivers wouldn't take off with my dirty clothes before getting paid.
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Piles of dirty clothes lay strewn across the bedroom, while LP covers and tattered notebook pages liven up the communal living area.
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The bottom of the bag unzips into its own compartment, a great place to store sneakers or put dirty clothes post-workout.
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At the time, yellow fever was thought to be an infection that was carried on dirty clothes and spread through physical contact.
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I grab my bag of dirty clothes from upstairs and schlep it down to the basement where the machines in our buildings are.
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The company's new hanger suppresses odors on fabric, leaving your dirty clothes smelling tolerable again without having to immerse them in water. How?
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A lightweight one like the Mesh Popup Laundry Hamper will hold all your dirty clothes, and can even folds up for easy portability.
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Cook also installed a laundry room at school after students were bullied for having dirty clothes and then missing class, the station said.
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Eventually, her family saved enough by hand washing other people's dirty clothes to move out of the basement and buy a home nearby.
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Such pollution imposed huge "uncharged" costs on communities, in the form of dirty clothes and vegetables, and the need for expensive artificial light.
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Kind of steep when you think about the fact that this hanger doesn't actually clean your dirty clothes — it just makes smell less repulsive.
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Dirty clothes wrapped in my bedsheet, a cocoon slung over my shoulder, trying not to knock anyone down on my way to the laundromat.
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Bring a plastic bag with you for all your dirty clothes and keep them (and their smell) isolated from the rest of your clothes.
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These results were enough to convince the researchers that bed bugs could travel throughout the world by hitching a ride in luggage containing dirty clothes.
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"Sometimes your dirty clothes pile up," said Carlos Garcia, an unemployed construction worker who used up eight hours one day filling containers at a spring.
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While they washed his dirty clothes in the sink, they turned around and saw Malachi had "serious" burns on his body from his waist down.
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Ahead, Lizzie Post, co-host of the Awesome Etiquette podcast, answers our most pressing questions about how to handle dirty clothes in a public space.
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I tackled three weeks' (ugh) worth of dirty clothes with Dropps' Stain & Odor Lavender Eucalyptus Laundry Detergent and Lavender Scent Booster with Fabric Softener Pods.
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So I raced home to my grim little apartment in Williamsburg, pawed through dirty clothes, and settled finally on the suit I'd been married in.
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At night it was so cold in the car I woke and buried myself beneath a heap of our dirty clothes to keep from shivering.
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If you often pack extra clothing, shoes, or other gear, consider a gym backpack with segmented compartments at the bottom for your dirty clothes or shoes.
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What ended up happening is I would come back from class and find her making my bed, organizing my desk and picking up my dirty clothes.
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I used to take his faults personally; his dirty clothes on the floor were an affront, a symbol of how he didn't care enough about me.
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In Australia, though, people with dirty clothes can simply take them to an orange-colored van, where their clothes are washed and dried for them for free.
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Videos and photos at the time showed children in tears, many of them still wearing dirty clothes, in detention facilities where they were kept with their families.
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Everything was lost in the fire except a laundry basket of dirty clothes, a busted laptop and some framed wall pictures she could snatch before hurrying outside.
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Principal Akbar Cook had learned that some of the students at his Newark, New Jersey, school were chronically absent because they were bullied over their dirty clothes.
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He then summoned five barefoot men in dirty clothes and with downcast eyes to the room — a few of the 300 people they said they had arrested.
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But for the newest study, researchers prepared a mock bedroom with laundry bags containing clean and dirty clothes—in other words, there were no humans in the room.
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Last fall, a study published in the journal Scientific Reports found that bedbugs are attracted to dirty clothes and will wander across a room to congregate on them.
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I also threw it into the laundry hamper multiple times, only to dig through a mound of dirty clothes the next morning when I realized what I'd done.
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Laundry Compression Technology is built-in to keep dirty clothes compact and separated, as well as an engineered organizational panel labeled by category to make packing a breeze.
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Crawling around on the floor of my closet, pushing aside piles of dirty clothes and old magazines, I found myself falling feetfirst through a hole in the floor.
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Or, if your suitcase has a laundry bag like the above pictured suitcase, put dirty clothes in there, and then just squeeze the laundry bag into your luggage.
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They are so pretty that they don't look like laundry baskets, and make it very easy for kids to run over and drop dirty clothes in the hamper themselves.
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People use hotel chairs and couches to store their luggage (which has been touching the ground for hours), their dirty shoes, their dirty clothes, and who knows what else.
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If you're having a bad day he is right there trying to comfort you and bring you all the dirty clothes and toys he can fit into his mouth.
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"Watching them come in… dirty clothes… chaos at home… and knowing they need more than you can give them in a classroom of 21 … it breaks you," she wrote.
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They likely won't remember what the facilities looked like, or the older children who took care of them, or their discomfort from their dirty clothes and inability to bathe.
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West Side High School in Newark, N.J., reportedly decided to install the laundromat after homeless students started regularly skipping school because they were being bullied for having dirty clothes.
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When taking her most famous photograph, "Migrant Mother," Lange ignored the pile of dirty clothes next to her subject, an itinerant farmworker sitting by the roadside with her children.
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Assemble your friends and get dressed up like zombies – think torn, dirty clothes, and lots of fake blood – and go walking the streets to bring your favorite show to life.
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When it's time to leave, you schedule a pickup online, and DUFL takes the bag back to a warehouse, dry-cleans dirty clothes, and stores everything until the next time.
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"Paisas say, 'dirty clothes should be washed at home,'" Juan Mosquera, a writer in Medellín, told me over lunch when we discussed why local residents avoid even mentioning the Monaco.
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Raids this month The anti-graft agency said it raided the Lagos apartment after a tip about a "haggard" woman in "dirty clothes" taking bags in and out of the unit.
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I find that packing clothes in a Simple Houseware mesh laundry bag keeps outfits together, and I can use the bag to separate clean clothes from dirty clothes during the trip.
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The anti-graft agency said in a statement it raided the apartment Tuesday after a tipoff about a "haggard" woman in "dirty clothes" taking bags in and out of the apartment.
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Inside, there's more than enough room to house all my things — sunglasses, makeup, dirty clothes, clean clothes, a water bottle, shoes, laptop, legal pad, change of clothes, wallet, keys, lunch, headphones, etc.
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They left for the next stages of their journey, released and headed to relatives' homes all over the country, with little more than the dirty clothes in which they crossed the border.
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Mr. Sharpe said he was fired a week before the coroner's inquest — a few days before I arrived to find his room there a mess of dirty clothes and empty beer cans.
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One guy who fought with me in Rajadamnern, I already beat him there before, but when I went back to Isaan he didn't remember me, maybe because I wore dirty clothes and smoked.
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According to happy reviewers, these bags keep dirty clothes off the floor and can be easily slung across a shoulder or back for painless clothing transport no matter where your washing machines are.
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Without access to public showers, bathrooms, or laundry services, homeless people often shy away from seeking out jobs or going to appointments out of fear of being judged for wearing dirty clothes or smelling.
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Consumer Reports tested both a top-loading and a front-loading machine, both with electronic controls; it found that the washers could handle a load of dirty clothes in 35 minutes and 55 minutes, respectively.
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A tough, water-resistant nylon exterior pairs well with rugged camping trips and trekking through Europe alike, while a waterproof, machine washable laundry bag insert offers a convenient place to stow all your dirty clothes.
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Though it's carry-on approved, it can still hold enough clothing for two to three days, plus Genius Pack's Laundry Compression Technology keeps dirty clothes bundled up and out of the way until laundry day.
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It's hard to get excited about this space, since it's where one of the most boring chores happens — and is often the storage place for our dirty clothes, idle socks, and even cat-litter boxes.
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We can deduce from the paintings that long before a fire destroyed it, this was house in decline, sliding toward ruin, with the floor, bed, and table littered with empty cans, dirty clothes, and toys.
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She marched downstairs in her family's Rio Rancho, New Mexico, home in dirty clothes, her hair in a messy bun, baby dolls attached to her leg and shoulder and (naturally) a cup of coffee from Starbucks.
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" Torres cited cement jail cells with "children that are sitting and sleeping on the floor with an air conditioner going full blast, wearing nothing but dirty clothes and being covered with an aluminum type of sheet.
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Meaning that a hundred percent of the dirty clothes that we get back in the morning, we can actually sort them, repair them, dry-clean them, assemble them and send them out to new customers that evening.
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Rasco mentioned that she also puts a roll of doggie bags at the bottom for dirty clothes, and we bet you could also toss in a pacifier and diaper cream or something else small if it's needed.
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"The police later told me she had dirty clothes in her bag because she was homeless and didn't want anyone to know," Akbar Cook, the principal of West Side High School in Newark, New Jersey, told CNN.
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I'm also a cleaning expert, which makes the reality of my 325-square-foot apartment — which is short on amenities, leaving dishes to be done by hand and dirty clothes to be lugged to laundromats — somewhat dispiriting.
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Little about the family members stood out, they said, apart from their dirty clothes and their skin color, a rarity in this area primarily populated by Hispanos -- descendants of Spaniards who settled in the Southwest centuries ago.
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They piled all the sleeping bags and blankets they could find on me, then climbed under and fell asleep without bathing or toothbrushing or getting out of their dirty clothes, which, anyway, they sweated through within an hour.
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Plus, it gives you a few minutes of leeway to finish putzing around the kitchen finishing your dinner prep or frantically shoving all of your dirty clothes into your closet because who has time to clean and cook?
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The big takeaway: the findings mean athletes can go back to wearing dirty clothes, talking to inanimate objects, and all of the other weird superstitions they're already doing anyways—but at least they can have sex before all that.
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The three-gallon bag is made of anti-microbial fabric so theoretically you could just throw your dirty clothes into the Scrubba bag as you go instead of putting them back in your suitcase or piling them on the ground.
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And while we don't yet have robots that can actually do our laundry for us (well, WE don't, anyway), LG might have come up with the next best thing: a smart cabinet that can "refresh" your nasty, dirty clothes for you.
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About two years ago, mentors in a program for chronically absent students alerted the principal of Benjamin Banneker Elementary in Kansas City, Mo., that dirty clothes were keeping students home, said Derald Davis, the assistant superintendent for Kansas City Public Schools.
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Flores recounts: As soon as I walked into the tiny one-bedroom, single-story apartment, I looked around and saw things everywhere – dirty clothes, dishes, shoes, plastic and paper bags, and what seemed like countless other things – on just about every surface imaginable.
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"It was kind of surreal to find out that my suitcase and all my clothes were gone," said Stenson, who had a pile of dirty clothes that the burglars left behind that he laundered before the second round so he would have something to wear.
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There was that time airport security made your friend leave behind their luxury moisturizer because the jar was 0.2 over the liquid ounces limit, or that moment when a brand-new full-size shampoo spilled all over your suitcase — leaving you with dirty clothes and dehydrated hair.
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While all of the children—including Isabel, Abia, Zacarias and Mário, having just been bitten by a dog—were endearing, it was the scrawny Flávio, dressed in dirty clothes, staring at the photographer with large yearning eyes that captured the attention of the American readers of Life.
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Daily laundry service is included in the membership, meaning you can leave your dirty clothes there after a workout one day, and they will be clean and ready to use for your next workout when you arrive, handed to you by their on-staff coat checker.
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Set of 3 Unisex Rubber Rings for Working Out — $12 See Details This six-piece set of Packing Cubes features three fillable cubes with mesh windows to easily see the contents and find what you need, and three laundry pouches to keep your dirty clothes separate.
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It is hard to face faded dried herbs and spices, especially those you may have picked up during, say, a trip to Mexico, ones you wrapped in several pounds of dirty clothes with the hope of tricking the customs dog, which actually was not remotely interested in your oregano.
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One study, done in Britain and published 12 years ago, showed that washing the very dirty clothes of hospital staff members at approximately 100 degrees Fahrenheit in a home washing machine was just as effective at killing one type of bacteria (Staphylococcus aureus) as washing it at a much higher temperature.
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Innovative, sleek, and available in four different colors, each unit is equipped with patented Laundry Compression Technology® for dirty clothes, an integrated air valve that compresses your belongings for plenty of packing space, 260-degree frame-injected spinner wheels, and some 299 other cool features that make it ridiculously simple to stay organized on the go.
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Household debris climbed in uneven piles toward the ceiling and walls: bulging trash bags, dirty clothes, plastic bins spilling children's toys, scratched and battered saucepans, cereal boxes, aluminum-foil balls, baking trays, half-dismantled old televisions with shattered screens, plastic stereo equipment herniating skeins of wire, grilling utensils, and a dented hibachi bearing the logo of a hockey team.
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For the date night host who has neither time nor patience, you can get home from work at 6:30 and have this one-sheet wonder on the table by 7 with plenty of time to spare to pop the cork on a nice bottle of wine and shove your dirty clothes under your bed so you don't look quite so much like a slob.
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When he landed in Michigan in late May, all the weary little boy carried was a trash bag stuffed with dirty clothes from his dayslong trek across Mexico, and two small pieces of paper — one a stick-figure drawing of his family from Honduras, the other a sketch of his father, who had been arrested and led away after they arrived at the United States border in El Paso.
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