Kitchen

[house_cat]

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@CareBears wrote:

@house_cat Can you share where you have purchased these, I do not recall every seeing these?

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@CareBears

It's called a cobbler's apron. 

They are readily available through Amazon, Carol Wright and several other merchandisers.  The forum won't permit me to post a link, but you shouldn't have any problem finding them.  They last virtually forever and have big pockets for all that stuff you need to have within easy reach.

[depglass]

With today's modern detergents, there aren't many stains that won't come out.  I just cook in my daily jeans and tops, nothing I'd worry about getting clean.

[sunshine45]

it depends what i am wearing.

i wore one a lot during the holidays.

[151949]

I wear an apron to do ALL housework, just as my Mom always did. Saves a lot of clothes. I usually keep my apron on while I eat and I have saved some clothes from disasters then too. (ie - dripped spaghetti sauce).

[pattypeep]

No, I've never worn an apron, but as I've grown older, I realize that I could benefit from wearing a bib.

[Cats3000]

Yes, but I make sure I have clothes on underneath!!!!

[Nataliesgramma]

Yes....because sometime no matter how careful I try to be, I get a stain on my top...

[Mothertrucker]

My Mom never did and I do not either..But sometimes I wish I had..

If I WERE to get one, I would try the "Shaypron" that Deb Murray sells on Evine..Its really cute!!

[house_cat]

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@Cats3000 wrote:

Yes, but I make sure I have clothes on underneath!!!!

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@Cats3000

Me too! It would be counterproductive to spoil everyone's appetite after spending hours cooking a meal. 😱

[esmerelda]

Always when I'm really cooking...not just heating up or boiling water.

A full apron, tied in the front with a small towel tucked in the ties for wiping my hands.  

A small pocket on the apron is nice, too.