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Revenge In The
Laundry Room
Dear RG,
I have a situation in the laundry room in my apartment building. Twice,
someone has stolen my nearly full bottle of Tide. I know, I know: fool me
once, shame on you; fool me twice shame on me. It just ticks me off that I
can't trust the 8 other people I live with in my apartment building. Plus,
Tide is expensive! Anyway, I'm not sure who is stealing my Tide, but I have
my suspicions. Still, I don't know for sure.
Both times the Tide has been stolen, it was when I left the soap in the
laundry room while the machine was washing my clothes. It seems like the
culprit listens to see if the washing machine is running and then goes and
checks to see if any soap has been left in the laundry room.
I need your advice. I bought a small bottle of Tide and filled it half with
bleach. I was planning to leave the bottle in the laundry room and let it
get stolen again, so that when the thief used the doctored soap to wash
clothes, the clothes would get bleached. However, the soap and bleach
reacted when I mixed them together, and it just made a bubbly mess. I
thought about mixing dye with bleach, but I don't want to ruin the washing
machine and/or other people's clothes in the apartment.
Here's where you come in. Any advice?
Thanks,
Zeke
Hi
Zeke,
There is a powered solution that you can mix with powder Tide and get
the creep that steals your soap.
Pretty well
any other powered cleaner will do, just to mix together but my suggestion
would be to mix the laundry soap with a powered food, like instant potato
flakes.
They’ll make
a hell of a mess but easily be cleaned in the washer by just running it
through another cycle.
The clothes, however, will be ruined.
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