Gauging Farcaster: do y’all separate laundry into lights and darks or wash everything together?

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What I grew up with:
- bleached whites
- towels
- sheets
- lights
- darks 
*all separate

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White doesn’t make sense on the farm.  I wear the same basic gray pocket t shirt every day.

Functionally removed white from the wardrobe when we had kids.

To be fair i add clothes to my non farm wardrobe about as often as we change presidents.

separate farm laundry vs everything else.

I do not have whites in my wardrobe at the moment.

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Out of laziness and the crux of coin laundry it’s all at once *currently laundering*

the latter if I can do it without my wife noticing

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Not separating lights from colours is savage

I only separate the whites,  not every light color,  and I wash those first

Started as one load heathen (not like I had many all white clothes). Now in marriage it’s:
- toddler’s clothes (sensitive skin)
- adult dark colors
- adult light colors
- sheets
- towels

If it’s a mixed load - it needs one of the color catcher sheets 

Generally, I try to separate it

together since i’ve never had problems with it

Everything - on cold

Who wears cotton anymore?!!

btw I shrank my amazingly dense Boys Club T and I need another - my daughter loves it tho