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I find alot of things in the pockets and laundry baskets of the kids. I have a change jar on my dryer and have actually been able to cash it in before because it was so full. I guess that's their way of paying me for my services. I have had to explain to the girls that sometimes things don't get found before I put the clothes in the washer and it will ruin it. They don't care. I'm on washer #2. I want a new one, but I think I will wait until they are old enough to save their change and go to a laundry mate. The crayons I washed and dried didn't make the picture. They had melted on a load of towels and Jessie's clothes back in the summer. That was a fun afternoon. Cleaning melted crayon out of the dryer. O well. They will have these experiences one day and finally know what I was talking about!

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