Laundry

[Jaclyn]

In my laundry this week 6 pair of panties and 1 pair of men's briefs (plus my wives panties). :heehee:
This is the most consecutive days I've worn panties. Loving it!!

[Tracii G]

You have more that one wife?

[Beverley Sims]

You can buy seven day panties with the day of the week on them.
This may help you with your dilemma.

If indeed you have one. :)

[Jaclyn]

Hi Tracii I only have one wife, I guess that should of been "plus my wife's panties". Hi Beverley, no dilemma here I was just trying to express my happiness for where panties almost full time.

[BLUE ORCHID]

Hi Jaclyn, Do you have a special color foe each day ??

[Tracii G]

I was just teasing you LOL I know what you meant.
Good for you wear them all the time and enjoy.

[Alice B]

Men's briefs! What are those?

[Daryl]

Just finished my laundry for the week seven bras, seven panties, and seven pair of thigh highs. BTW hand washed.

[Jaclyn]

Alice Men's briefs are the ugly underwear hidden underneath all those beautiful panties.

[Samantha Clark]

Sorry if this is a bit off topic or covered elsewhere, but how do you avoid the pilling on panties? I have some really comfy ones I like but they are pilling in the crotch. Others I have (different material) don't. Any hints? TIA.

[Jaclyn]

Breada I had to look it up to see what pilling even was. is this what you mean?


Pilling is an characteristic of any man-made fibers. Fabrics containing fibers such as acrylic, nylon, or polyester have a tendency to pill. Abrasion from normal wear and cleaning causes the fibers to unravel and the loose ends ball up on the fabric surface. Natural fibers like cotton, linen, or wool may also pill at times, but the balls of fibers are usually removed during laundering.

If so, I've never had this problem.

[Samantha Clark]

Yes that's it exactly. It turned up after just a few washings of my Jockey "No Panty Line" panties.