- Sat Dec 11, 2004 4:17 am
#6346
Have you ever noticed that when you dry your laundry in the dryer that it leaves lint in all your pockets?
Well, if you had a very large, pocket shaped bag in your dryer to capture all the lint, it wouldn't find it's way into your clothes. If the larger pocket never reversed itself it would constantly fill up with lint just like a belly button does. The more corners the larger pocket has, the more lint it will trap in the corners so, if you had 50 corners to a pocket, it would capture and compress 50 times the lint that your clothes would normally capture. Just toss it in the dryer with your clothes and empty the one large pocket instead of ten pairs of pants and twenty shirt pockets. The more larger pocket shaped bags you toss in the dryer, the more lint you trap.
Reward: Credit
Well, if you had a very large, pocket shaped bag in your dryer to capture all the lint, it wouldn't find it's way into your clothes. If the larger pocket never reversed itself it would constantly fill up with lint just like a belly button does. The more corners the larger pocket has, the more lint it will trap in the corners so, if you had 50 corners to a pocket, it would capture and compress 50 times the lint that your clothes would normally capture. Just toss it in the dryer with your clothes and empty the one large pocket instead of ten pairs of pants and twenty shirt pockets. The more larger pocket shaped bags you toss in the dryer, the more lint you trap.
Reward: Credit