Today's Special Value

[judianne]

Why don't you just change the channel ?  There are lots of other channels out there to have on that won't bore you and won't cost you money because they aren't selling stuff . 

[ROMARY]

Kindred cats:  

Yes, my thoughts too.  Glad you mentioned it. Too narrow. 

[10sluvr]

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@kindred cats wrote:

@Othereeeen ..... Love the visual you created....what a scream! 

JT needs them for her next marathon. 

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she owns one in every color and saved her when she went to disney!

[10sluvr]

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@Anne2022 wrote:

In earnest, what would you rather them offer?

Specifically.

If QVC were your channel, what would you broadcast? 

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i would love a dash cam tsv. maybe some great Pre rivo sunglasses....

[customerqvc2]

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@kgbkegma wrote:

Those underwear - Sounds like a UTI waiting to happen, and probably quickly!

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And who wants that "stuff" in your washer.  Ewww.  They aren't white so you can't really add bleach when you wash them either.  Nasty.

[Othereeeen]

@customerqvc2 

I like to joke around a lot, but your comment is SERIOUS and hits the nail on the head.

You're SO right...and I bet a lot of people don't think of that....

Sometime disposable IS best.....

O well. I'm sure they'll mention this little fact when they do MENS urinary leakage products....coming....never.

[ROMARY]

CustomerQVC2:

Yes, glad you mentioned that.  It's what I've been thinking......

I'm particular as to what goes into my washer.  

I'd probably completely hand wash first (ick), and then machine wash.

Sometimes lightweight liners are better, depending on 'this and that'. 

 Jmo, though, and of course.

[ROMARY]

Slightly off topic......

I'm the one who occasionally soaks white utility towels overnight or two in a bucket with laundry detergent and Borax. 

After rinsing well, I launder in my washer/dryer.

(Same with those washable re-usable  mop pads.......)

Well, that's just 'me'.  

[Coastalcarolina]

@ROMARY ,  

When my babies were born, I used cloth diapers for them. I did the same but soaked in a solution called Dreft, if I remember correctly.  Then launder as usual.  That's all people did before the disposable ones came along.

[customerqvc2]

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@Othereeeen wrote:

@customerqvc2 

I like to joke around a lot, but your comment is SERIOUS and hits the nail on the head.

You're SO right...and I bet a lot of people don't think of that....

Sometime disposable IS best.....

O well. I'm sure they'll mention this little fact when they do MENS urinary leakage products....coming....never.

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When we used to wash diapers, we always added bleach to sanitize.  In my lifetime, we always used disposable pads and such during our monthly times because it was not really a good idea to put "that much stuff" in a washer.  I see that same issue here.