I had to smile!

Isn't 'Bold' masculine enough?

My DH uses the washing machine as regularly as I do. It took a while, though, for him to learn how to use the new one, with repeated demonstrations (funny how I managed it all on my own from day one )

No Iam64 harrigran and icequeen both have an OH who 'do' washing machines my husband can also use ours if needs be.

Am I alone in having a husband who knows where the washer is and how to use if properly?

DH has just finished a large wash and seems perfectly happy with my girly detergent but he will not put those smelly antistatic sheets in the dryer.

jings luckygirl

Have just run this question past the DH. He answered with a resounding NO. Apparently it would put him off, rather than tempt him.

STUD: the spray-on stiffener for a MAN's collar. The potential is limitless, and the whole thing is utterly pointless.

Is it April Fools already?! My husband is perfectly happy to use our supposedly 'feminine' detergent. I wonder if they're perfecting ladylike binbags covered in delicate rose print to encourage women to take out the rubbish?

Most men know where their knobs are

Immediately thought of the Fred Wedlock song "Best Universal Grit, Grime and Effluent Remover", and the immortal line "If Daz won't whiten it, and Omo won't brighten it, BUGGER it!! ;)

Honestly, imagine the discussion around the product development table. "I know, washing powders are too girly, let's make one for real men." Are they beer flavoured?

Also it is expensive to wash one item

(And what they mean)

First learn where the knobs are....