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AIBU to be annoyed husband keeps overloading our washer dryer?

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TigerJoy · Yesterday 22:06

We have a combination washer dryer. It is relatively modern, and has a 6kg dryer limit and 9kg washer limit.

My husband regularly overloads the machine and it is annoying me.

He put on a wash / dry cycle today that took six and a half hours.

We had a disagreement about it and he weighed it - 7.5kg. But it was literally double a normal wash - i couldn't fit it all in our largest washing basket.

It's all his clothes so pants, socks, t shirts. They are horribly creased and usually even that programme isn't enough and he'll put it all on for another full drying cycle.

Can people please help me with arguments to persuade him to stop doing this?

Yes I know this is trivial and we haven't had a row - I just can't seem to persuade him. He does the same with our bedsheets so they are all horribly creased. I

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Lucyccfc68 · Yesterday 22:09

If it’s his own clothes, then just leave him to it. He either makes the job of ironing worse for himself or he looks like a dick wearing creased clothes.

Gillettegirl · Yesterday 22:16

This would annoy me too. We had a similar capacity washer dryer that died last year, and I was honestly glad to see the back of it. If you have space to hang things to dry, I’d recommend a meaco dehumidifier.

FinallyHere · Yesterday 22:21

Lucyccfc68 · Yesterday 22:09

If it’s his own clothes, then just leave him to it. He either makes the job of ironing worse for himself or he looks like a dick wearing creased clothes.

This. It’s only a problem if you think you are the person who needs to deal with the consequences. Don’t be that person, leave him to it.

Raspberet · Today 15:02

I have a washer dryer with the same capacity. I take t shirts and shirts out after washing and straight onto a hanger, they never need ironed that way. They get so crumpled in the dryer. This way the other things dry much quicker as well.

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