Folding laundry is like packing to stay home.

Donโ€™t be sad, laundry, nobodyโ€™s doing me either.

Having an empty laundry basket is the best 5 seconds of my life.

Kinda sucks that the prize for washing your laundry is getting to fold your laundry.

Laundry has to be the most sinister chore. Always waiting, always lurking.

Do you ever restart the dryer because you don’t feel like folding the clothes yet?

I’m a big fan of that post-laundry feeling when you’ve got all your A-list clothes back in the game.

Why the hell is my laundry bin always full? Iโ€™m not even going anywhere.

Iโ€™m convinced the washing machine is a portal to another dimension for socks.

But if i put my laundry away, the laundry chair will be out of a job.

After you do your laundry, you should be allowed to get in the dryer and tumble for a little. No charge.

That pile of clothes on my bed, seems to have strange powers and gets higher on its own.

Netflix needs to stop asking if Iโ€™m still watching and start asking if I moved the laundry to the dryer yet.

I don’t know who needs to hear this right now, but it’s time to fold the laundry that’s been lying around since last Sunday.

Iโ€™d change my name to laundry if it meant youโ€™d think about doing me every day.

Men: Masters of multitasking – can watch sports, ignore laundry, and forget your birthday, all at once.

โ€œAnd on the 7th day he restedโ€. Obviously God had not yet created laundry at that point.

Disney set unrealistic standards of how often woodland creatures would help me clean and do laundry if I just sang out my window.

So. Fed the laundry and washed the cat. Showered the garbage and disposed of myself. Was there anything else?

You may think no one is there for you, but there’s laundry. Laundry is always there for you.

If you want your teen to finish her homework, tell her to fold the laundry.

I get it, laundry, no one is doing me either.

Never understood why people train their dogs to sit pretty or roll over when there are useful tricks like empty the dishwasher or fold the laundry.