“It was a quirk about me that I had these stinky jeans,” he tells BBC Culture. “They smelled awful.” In Budapest he met his future wife, and the jeans became a character in their relationship. “My jeans would be in, like, a pile on the floor at the end of the bed,” he remembers. “You walked into the room, you could smell [them]… I was very fortunate that my wife was as interested in me as she was.”
One of Wool&'s customers is Chelsea Harry from Connecticut, US. “I grew up in a house where you wash everything after one use,” she tells BBC Culture. “Towel after one use, your pyjamas after one use.”
Also you could just be normal about washing fabric and then not end up with some sort of wash debt to be paid off
the author and his wifes barely disguised fetish
Also you could just be normal about washing fabric and then not end up with some sort of wash debt to be paid off