Update: If you enlarge the picture, you can see sheets on the table in the background. Those people actually waited for the other machine to be emptied by the machine hogs. Ha! And, they were there before me. I am sooooooooo glad I didn't wait. It took forever to dry those darn rugs and no, they didn't say anything to me.
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i hate waiting for a machine, too. at least you waited... my neighbors barely wait. i've seen them pull clothes before it stops spinning.
Ah, Laundromat Wars! How I don't miss them. I think 15 minutes is plenty. I would probably have given up at 10, and girded for a fight.
God, I remember those days of fighting over washing machines. Uggghh.
I would have done the EXACT SAME THING.
XOXO
I think 5 minutes if you ask people nearby if its theirs. Then by golly I would take the stuff out, put mine in and dare them to say something. ROFLMAO....you can take the girl outta the ghetto but you can't quite get the ghetto outta the girl.
I go to a laudromat with large capacity machines to wash my rugs too, but the one that I go to isn't nearly so clean as this one! After the fire, we had to use a laundromat for everything for almost a year. Going back to one really makes me appreciate having my own machines to do my regular laundry.
you sound frustrated. you were looking for a fight! :)
I don't blame you for not waiting.
At the laundromat I go to with my friend on occasion, the helpers there remove items and put them in dryers if they sit too long.
Anyway, you have clean and dry rugs now. :)
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