Is it normal to wash my clothes in the dishwasher?

I always just wore wet clothes and let my bodies thermal energy in conjunction with the sun dry them...i find they feel better this way....

So, my comforter on my bed is too large to fit in the washer. Could I really put it in the dishwasher? This sounds a bit ghetto, but cheaper than $36 to get it laundered around the corner from my office. Let me know if you can actually do that.

The nails in the processor thing is a no go. If the processor is feeling lonely, you could always use it to make confetti, or to chop your pets' food for easier consumption.

Well if your nails are too long u could switch the food processor on and put yur finger in to trim your nails.... Careful tho, be a bit keen and it's bye bye fingers !!!! Any ideas for the vacuum cleaner?

interesting. never heard of such a thing... as long as you don't put dish washing soap in the dishwasher when washing your clothes you should be fine. as for putting your clothes in the oven that sounds a little dangerous. i would avoid that especially because you could burn your clothes. but if you have to do it make sure to keep an eye on it.

anyhow i am sure there is a laundry mat near by! that would save you a lot of trouble and possible risks!!!

thats funny and useful. i have a way to iron as well, you take the dry clothes and lay them under the mattress, in the morning they are crease free

WOW. Just WOW. Good job being a total irresponsible dolt of a tenant. Maybe if you owned your own appliances you would be less likely to... say... BURN DOWN YOUR APARTMENT??! I just don't understand you people. And I BET that you have a youtube video uploaded with you and your friends doing this and laughing and thinking you're so cool and original. Let me just inform you that you are neither cool nor original. And as a matter of fact, I would like to inform you that you fail at being a human being. UNbelievable. My Dad used to be a landlord; but he had to sell and get out of the business because of college age alcoholic teenagers that have no concept of decency or care about hurting others or costing them financial ruin. So, was it worth all the money your LANDLORD (not you) had to dish out to repair your apartment AS WELL AS any damage done to adjacent apartments? I hope you were able to tumble a friggin 5 carat perfect diamond in that dryer that you can hand over to your landlord for all the trouble you caused them. Did you even admit to causing that fire? You are a total lame jerkwad and I just pray for God to have mercy on you because that scripture about reaping what you sew... yeah you'd be in for some crappola.

Learn from your stupidity lesson and don't break your landlord's (or parent's) dishwasher and stove as well! Instead, you should GROW UP and GET A JOB to earn the money to pay for the damages you've already caused.

Or, you could always go to a public laundry mat.

This is a fire hazard so, if you don't want to lose your precious kitchen technology you'd better find another method of washing and drying.

What you could do is get a washing board and some kind of metal tub to wash your clothes. For drying, you'll have to set up a clothes line in the backyard and get clothespins. The wind and the sun combined will dry your clothes and you'll be saving on money and energy if you do it this way! Just have someone to watch the clothes incase someone tries to steal them.

So cute and funny I peed... I am actually what you would say... of an age. Old to you kiddos, and I wandered here wondering this FOR REAL!!
But first of all, I've dried clothes in the oven MANY times, the requisite is that you are a little bit SMART. Ouch. So... only some of you should ever try it. Low temp, door ajar and not your besties and WATCH it. And, not for loads, just the occasional needful item or two. I have done this with jeans! Just turn them inside-out. And remember, clean racks so you don't have oil stains ; )

Second... I'm going to try it, the dishwasher. Now, hoping I've learned some stuff in life, I'll put it in an open-weave delicates laundry bag, not too many things.. and NOT use any foaming soaps, like dish or laundry as they WILL give you the sitcom foam leaking situation. A little dishwasher soap - why not? ... for the initial wash, none for rinse so it does all rinse out.
I'll start with this on top, possibly with an item on it to secure it... graduate to the bottom rack w/more if it works well enough. In any case, this will be a few items, not a typical load of laundry.

I have a fold out drying rack, they are fairly cheap and fold away... I won't be expecting to wear the stuff in 30 minutes so it works for me.
P.S. All this because sometimes I cannot get to the "laundry mat"......

This has to be the best story on this website.

Haven't u got anything better to do? No, me neither!

Dude you are seriously awesome. Made my day haha. Why don't you hang them around the house to dry? That's what I do.....

hahahaha A+

IT WILL SET THEM ON FIRE IN THE OVEN DUMBASS! PEOPLE ARE SO FUCKIN STUPID THESE DAYS!

thats pretty lazy. when my clothes dryer stopped drying, i actually found the problem (a blown fuse) and i fixed it. its sad that even though there are two "men" in your house, not one of you can probably fix anything.

PLEASE, GO TO A PUBLIC LAUNDRYMAT!

Why would it be bad for your skin? Are you using dish detergent?

Obviously this isn't what the machine is intended for. I doubt the clothes are getting very clean without agitation. And the oven is just asking for a house fire.

Go to a laundromat.

I actually did try heating up my clothes in the oven a couple of times after seeing Kramer do it on Seinfeld (he's one of my personal heroes). Unfortunately, my mom found out and wasn't too happy about it.