...and , for @kevstar the washing soap bar etc was known as "blue"
so our Kev was right although kinda old skool!!
Monday's dins was cold roast and chips. so not quite a cold dins, round my Grans! Her tub looked like and old one but had a vertically mounted swirly thing that swished back and forth electrically.
But I got to turn the handle of the mangle. She did it in what was called "the veranda" i.e. a glassed in area outside the back door, today it'd be called a conservatory!🤣🤣🤣🤣

Where does the blue rinse hair come from did they stick there wig in the machine too. 🤣🤣
 
My mother always used OMO but grandma had a dolly
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The Dolly Blue was not the soap. It was a small cylinder of blue dye wrapped in a piece of muslim tied at the top with a piece of string and dropped into the rinsing water so that the white laundry looked brighter. The soap was a very crude soda- based concoction which was bought as an unwrapped ,roughly-sawn up bar. It was very hard and had to be grated into a seperate bowl of boiling hot water to melt it before it was put into the dolly tub with the dirty clothes :)

You've had one tied up with a bit o string 🤣
 
Where does the blue rinse hair come from did they stick there wig in the machine too. 🤣🤣
I did catch a mention of it, don't know how they did it though.

But here is how to do it when your grey gets a bit too much!! 🤣 🤣 🤣
 

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