Laundry is no big deal in the nineties.
Pick up a load of clothes in the same general category, throw them into the washer, with detergent, set the dials for temperature and time, and read a book, chat on the telephone, or do whatever you wish. When the washer is finished, shake the clothes out a bit, transfer them to the dryer, set the dials for fabric and time, and go back to your other occupation. When the dryer is finished, fold the clothes and put them away. As I said, no big deal, and you may do the laundry at any hour of the day, any day of the week. Wooden washing machine used by Hazel B. Freeman, mother of Katheryn F. Fuller.