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Due to the coronavirus we have self quarantined our elderly grandparents who are living on their own but still in our care for a lot of things they can’t do especially now. As such we have been doing their laundry.

I may have combined grandma’s whites with the rest of the load and now I have a huge problem!

Anyone know how to tell which garments are the wife’s and which are grandma’s?

The wife is gone and I promised to have dinner and laundry back over by 6pm.

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Any relevant stains that might give it away as to which belongs to grandma or your wife?

The ones that lace up, have a trap door in back, and are ankle length are probably Grandma's.

2bizE wrote: ↑Sat Mar 21, 2020 4:48 pm Any relevant stains that might give it away as to which belongs to grandma or your wife?

Yep, period stains might be your best clue.

Are your wife and grandma the same exact size? If you lay one over the other there should be an observable difference in size.

As a suggestion, could you call or text your wife and tell her that you may need to wait until she returns so that she can help sort out the clean laundry? Get the laundry all washed and dried, then set aside the items that are causing the confusion. ( If you try to guess, it might confuse things more).
Your wife might be able to explain via phone or text whose garments are whose.She might be able to describe her own garments. In the meantime, you could deliver dinner to the grandparents and explain the slight delay in the laundry. Good luck and keep us posted. Wndr.

The one-piece garments and the garments that go down to the ankles and wrists are your wife's garments.

nibbler wrote: ↑Sun Mar 22, 2020 8:27 am The one-piece garments and the garments that go down to the ankles and wrists are your wife's garments.