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yikes! what is the worst thing you have left in your pocket & sent thru the washer?

i washed a work jacket yesterday. i left a paper box of utility knife blades in a breast pocket. first time in my life, i did laundry with leather work gloves on. i am a total fool. the box obliterated into a million tiny pieces too.

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Old 06-12-2006, 07:46 AM
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Apart from the various pens and whatnot, one time I accidently poured trans fluid in to the machine instead of laundry soap...
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my wife washed her cell phone. Took it apart, dried it out for a day, charged the battery, and it works as good as new!
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I'll never forget our daughter's brown crayon...it made it through the wash just fine. Ahhh, but the dryer heat melted it. Ever tried to remove brown crayon spots?
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a pearl handled antique cattaraugus whittler.didn't even know it was missing for 3 days. spent 3 more days looking everywhere for it . finally gave up and assumed it was gone forever. found by the laundromat lady up in the lint filter two weeks after i gave up looking for it. the good news other than having it back is that it was not rusty or damaged. i now always double check my pockets before washing.
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LOL, I did this yesterday. I left a ThermoShred caffiene pill in my pocket. Turn the front of my slacks black & purple and crusted the whole inside of the pocket. Pants are ruined.
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I'll never forget our daughter's brown crayon...it made it through the wash just fine. Ahhh, but the dryer heat melted it. Ever tried to remove brown crayon spots?
Ruined 3 pairs of my jeans this way. I owned 3 pairs of jeans at that time and had no jeans to wear. I had to go to the store and buy some more.

A lot of clothing got ruined in that fiasco. I feel your pain.
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I put $3 into the wash once, but it came out fine. A few years back, I jumped into our pool with our Audi keys/immobilizer in my pocket... thankfully we had an extra set!
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My ex-wife washed my favorite wool sweather and then dried it in the dryer. He daughter got to wear it after that.

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my wife washed her cell phone. Took it apart, dried it out for a day, charged the battery, and it works as good as new!
I did the same a few months ago. The phone was on and shorted out. It never worked again.
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