I don’t get this question a lot, but it is a topic that usually some of my more daring friends eventually ask. And the answer is…
I don’t know if I can wear something twice. The sniff test?! Please, even if I could smell I’m not sure I’d trust that one. So, in general, I don’t re-wear anything. And for those occasions when clean piles get confused with dirty ones (which can happen when your loving spouse shares those tedious domestic duties), I ere on the side of caution (I’m pretty sure I’ve ended up washing something twice). Which is one reason why I spent this past Friday night (and Saturday and Sunday) doing laundry.
- Jan 12, 11:25 AM
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1 · Julie · Jun 22, 08:25 PM
I give my clothes to my dogs to smell if I’m unsure. If they seem really interested, I don’t wear it (it smells!) if they kind of sniff and turn away, it’s ok! If all else fails, I ask my poor husband to sniff for me!
2 · Heather · Jun 23, 10:23 AM
Let me be the first to say, “HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!” A smelling nose dog!
Wait, but aren’t dogs attracted to things that are smelly?
3 · Julie · Jul 12, 05:31 PM
Yes, they are…that’s why if they seem really interested it goes in the wash until next time.
Hey….if there are seeing eye dogs, why not smelling nose dogs! Imagine a dog letting you know when there’s a gas leak! Not a bad idea! :-)
4 · Kirche · Aug 6, 10:29 PM
Actually, a woman in New Jersey is working on it…smelling nose dogs, I mean. I can’t wait! In the meantime, I just use my husband’s nose.