"Please fill in every available space......"

[Claudia1]

I have informed my family that this phrase does not exclusively apply to the pre-wait areas at WDW but also to the laundry hampers in our home.

The hamper can be half empty and the are still clothes that are hanging out, as if there is no room left inside.

Geesh!

 

[Sandy V.]

Consider yourself lucky that your family USES the hamper at all; mine considers the proper way to deal with socks at the end of the day after taking them off is to roll them into a ball and throw them at each other! I find socks EVERYWHERE!

 

[SnowAngel]

I'm with Sandy! My children and dh don't know that hampers exists. I have several hampers around but clothes are dropped where they are.

 

[snarfer1]

I though Hampers where those furry little rodents you keep in a tank with a exercise wheel?

Why do you feed them your clothes?

 

[TerriP]

I tease my husband that he must have been attacked by a hamper as a small child. He has some sort of fear of them...won't go near them!

 

[Deb in IA]

I would LOVE it if our DD would get her dirty clothes in the hamper, even if they are halfway out, instead of leaving them all over the floor . . .

 

[flaps]

my mom got us one year

she hid Christmas presents in the hamper

that was a year we never found 'em

 

[caitycaity]

Originally posted by flaps
my mom got us one year

she hid Christmas presents in the hamper

that was a year we never found 'em

 

[grinningghost]

My DH throws his dirty clothes ON TOP of the hamper. As if the lid weighs a million pounds and he can't lift it.

 

[OhMari]

I thought hampers were for sitting on to take your clothes off.

 

[Disneyland_emily]

What's a hamper?







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