Living out of Hotel Rooms
No cleaning or housework either if you live in your own ultra-cheap place and hire a maid with less effort than scheduling all these comps.Quote: RigondeauxOn the other hand, no cleaning or house work.
It is always cheaper to delegate such tasks or else buy new clothes rather then endure the drudgery of such a task, particularly under time critical circumstances.Quote: TigerWuAny dirty laundry you have can easily be washed in a hotel bathroom sink, shower, or tub. Just make sure you have enough clothes to cycle through so you have stuff to wear while other stuff is drying.
Quote: FleaStiffIt is always cheaper to delegate such tasks or else buy new clothes rather then endure the drudgery of such a task, particularly under time critical circumstances.
This isn't a time critical circumstance, though.
Washing a pair of socks, underwear, and a t-shirt in the sink at the end of the day and putting it out to dry takes all of 10 minutes, if even that.
Quote: DRichYou young people astound me. I don't think I have slept past 6am in many years. Of course, I am usually in bed by 9:30pm.
Tell me about it. On friday I tood wife that I am staying up super late.. you know like 11 so that I could try to sleep in. Fell asleep on the couch before 10 and was up before 5. Grrr.
I guess that means I had a successful day if I used all of my energy that I crashed.
Quote: MaxPenI enjoy a random sleep schedule. After 6 hours or so I'm good to go though.
Same. When I do sleep 8+ hours I feel awesome. And I've read many things about how important it is.
However, there's not much I can do. After 6 hours I'm up.
Those 6 hours could take place just about any time. However, I'm at my best at night and enjoy night time.
I actually enjoy doing it. I like the sounds.
Whether you are washing your underwear in a hotel sink by hand every day, or paying someone else to do it* that's a bunch of time and energy over the course of a month, when you could be spending 5 mins of time a week doing laundry at home.
Throw clothes in washer, do something else. Throw clothes in drier. Do something else.
*In Vegas, I don't even know if there are places that will just do normal laundry you drop off, not dry cleaers. If there are, you'll have to drive to and from and I can't imagine it's that cheap.
Quote: Rigondeaux
*In Vegas, I don't even know if there are places that will just do normal laundry you drop off, not dry cleaers. If there are, you'll have to drive to and from and I can't imagine it's that cheap.
There are, I pay $1 a pound for washing, drying, and folding when the wife is slacking.
