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Shout to the chatter who suggested washing it cold, putting it in a crock pot, and then putting the whole pot in the fridge!
MBT should make a Podcast with Danny and Peeps, talking about the most random things imaginable
Would listen to that
100000000000% agree
That'd be the best thing ever
So, what they already do whenever they’re all in the same call? lol
@@01loganmc10 yes but formally call it a podcast
Peeps "If you wash your clothes with warm water, you should just put them in a crockpot instead" Yugioh (This is Propaganda)
And then put that crockpot in the fridge.
@@dw-yl3lnplug and all
The new magical hats episode has a weird name, but as always is a banger
For the college age MBT audience who have only had their parents do their laundry, have spent more money on cardboard than cleaning supplies, and can barely function as real human beings: Wash warm means the clothes can survive a warm wash cycle when it needs one, not that you should exclusively wash it on warm. Detergents are made to mix well even with cold water nowadays and most bacteria which dies at only 60°C isn't going to survive the detergent anyway. Also, use vinegar instead of fabric softener when washing towels and bedsheets to eliminate mildew and odor. It's not an every load thing as vinegar is corrosive and can be rough on certain parts of the washing machine but if you use it occasionally you don't need warm water for those loads and it also has the benefit of cleaning your washer. Just don't use vinegar and bleach in the same load. That'll cause a nasty chemical reaction which emits chlorine gas. And ALWAYS air dry if it's a nice piece of clothing and if time permits. If the fabric will stretch like wool use a drying rack (it's fine to just lay the clothing out on any clean, flat, waterproof surface but it will dry slower without proper air flow) , otherwise hang dry it. Dryers will always shrink and damage clothes. If you had a flu, covid, or anything else that's nasty and makes you shid pant consider washing your sheets, towels, and clothes on sanitize or with bleach. When using bleach to wash always use cold water as hot water will break bleach down and make it ineffective. And of course never mix bleach with any other chemical without making sure it's safe first and following instructions. Bleach is safe with the vast majority of detergents but always check. Besides that just wash with like colours and materials and you'll be fine.
With this, I am now one step closer to being a real human.
You are a Hallmark of sanity, reading some comments here was rough
So if my clothing says cold wash does that mean it also can't exclusively use cold wash on it?
@@createrz8433 if the garment says cold wash then you probably should only do cold wash. if it's a light colored garment and you're worried about staining or yellowing, you can try baking soda recipes to remove that, or hand wash in warmer water
@@erikreeds3836 Thanks!
Peeps and Jillian have the same condition where they both decide how something is done, and they will continue to do it that way until the end of time
This is the nice argument senator meme for househusbands
I wash my clothes cold. I used to wash my clothes warm but the prints on some of my t-shirts would fade away after a few washes but I haven’t had that issue with cold water washes. It’s also more energy efficient to wash cold since you aren’t using your heating to heat up the water.
Planned obsolescence is definitely a thing, but washing clothes is almost certainly not a case of that. Washing instructions are there for sanitation reasons while keeping the fabric in mind. That's why it's not just "use hot water" for everything, even though hot water is much better at killing bacteria than cold water.
Using only cold water sounds more like an energy saving tip, not a proper cleaning tip for all clothes.
If there's any actual washing advice to be had, it's that when using a dryer you shouldn't be using dryer sheets for things like towels. While they may make the towels fluffier, it can actually impair their ability to absorb water, so they don't function as well.
Also using only hot water for clothing can lead to like, shrinkage with certain fabrics. Which makes warm and cold just safer options if you aren’t sure which to go with.
drying clothes on heat ruins them and is absolutely planned obsolescence imo. i have no idea why you would be washing a sweater on hot; unless it's some really light colored 100% polyester non - pre shrunk sweater, i would be doing it on cold, preferably hand-washing. sweaters are delicate items and darker colors are subject to fading in warm water just like anything else.
@@erikreeds3836 That's not planned obsolescence, that's natural wear from not caring for your clothes. Nobody's saying to wash everything on with hot water, we're saying to follow the instructions that come with the clothes. If you follow the washing instructions on the clothes, that sort of thing won't happen.
@@connorhamilton5707 i wouldn't necessarily pin it on the clothing manufacturers (though i can't say for certain as most of my clothing is higher end and i've largely stopped checking wash tags for cheap basics thesedays) and they're probably /generally/ being truthful about what care is good for the clothes, but i would say appliance companies selling you the idea that you should be machine washing and machine drying 95% of your clothes is planned obsolescence, though admittedly it's planned obsolescence of something other than the appliances themselves.
@@erikreeds3836 That's not planned obsolescence. Planned obsolescence is making something with the intent of it only lasting a certain amount of time, to keep people buying more later on. Washers and dryers are not designed to cause that, and the people that sell them actually discourage people from washing things too often.
Quote from Whirlpool's website:
"How often should you wash clothes you wear daily? Clothes like jeans, sweaters and jackets can be worn multiple times before they need to be washed again."
And then they list a recommended amount of uses for various types of clothes before washing them again. Underwear (other than bras in cooler weather), socks, and workout clothes, are the only pieces of clothing they recommend always washing after a single use. And it's pretty obvious why you would wash those often.
Mix everything
Cold water
Put everything on a rack for a whole week because folding and tidying your clothes in one of the hardest things to do
Ironing anything besides a certain button Up shirt IS a waste of electricity
Fold nothing. Put everything on hangers including pants and t shirts
Actually had this problem today. Accidentally tumble-dried by new wolly jumper and it shrank a size. Soaking it cold water with a little bit of detergent can help unconstruct the fabric linning and loosen it back to it's original shape.
For all the chatters saying “this is why we have soap/detergent,” there is a reason why every cleaning method from dishwashing to hand cleaning is more effective with warm-hot water. Anything that can be washed at temperature should for actual cleaning.
Thats if you play in mud like a boar
Dirty ahh boi
@@jeyserreacts3444 wtf are you talking about
@@jeyserreacts3444 Do you think bacteria and fungi are only found in mud or something?
@@jeyserreacts3444 Uh... the agitation of the process gets rid of debris. The soap is primarily to make the debris slippery so it don't stick, not to actually get rid of the things that cause illness. Heat is what kills the things that actually necessitate washing something, the agitation is purely cosmetic.
In other words, you're a shallow dipshit if you wash cold, ever.
Imagine doing anything other than throwing all your clothes together and washing cold
Does it really matter? My clothes always last the same. I kinda just run it on whatever, sometimes hot, sometimes not
"Oh wait hold up, Peeps wants in." Oh boy, here we go again!
I still can’t believe you continued Hats without me
YGO players being confused by hygiene?
First time this has happened ever, surely.
I got an ad for Tide while watching this
Peeps is absolutely right if you're trying to maximize the lifespan of your clothing
If your goal is to actually clean your clothes though, you absolutely do not listen to that idiot.
Another washing clothes discussion. If a lot of my shirts are black and white, but has designs in colors then do i need to set it on colors or not?!
This is the most American video i've listened to in a long time
i hand wash all of my clothes and hang dry them, other than the fabrics that have to be dry cleaned. tbh whether you use hot or cold is usually more dependent on color than fabrics imo, most things you're putting water on can handle delicate handwashing regardless of if the water is cold or hot. for the love of god do not put a sweater in any sort of machine that tumbles it around, hot or cold
i think i watch mbt now more for the random life advice than i do yugioh now
The most important life advice being "Don't play Yu-Gi-Oh!".
I discovered this livestream on the YGOmega online lobby
We need the MBT podcast holy shit LOL
Just started washing my new clothes and I found this 💀
I usually put the washer to "Normal" which almost always uses warm/hot water and my shit never shrinks...
I wash on warm, with most items. Low heat, low duration (~10/15min) on dryer. Cold on my Levi collection, and wool/cashmere. No heat, and hang dry.
I clicked on the video and immediately got a Tide ad 💀
I have never once clicked on a button on my washing machine that said warm or cold wash.
Finally some real content
air drying makes ur house so humid then you get mould
Now this is what I come for.
I am 10, 000% on Peeps' side here. Wash cold, hang dry gang! Since doing that it has extended the life of my clothes, sweaters in particular.
I ain't got time for that hang dry nonsense
Well when you actually separate clothing into specific loads as intended and not just dump everything in one, all your clothes will last longer. Also peeps is delusional if he think his clothes is fully clean with just cold water 😂 brother probably smells musty
The point of the process is to prevent illness. Cold water wash is purely superficial. It's the equivalent of the child who runs the water while on the toilet and then damps their hair at the end so they can convince their mom they took a shower. Genuinely disgusting.
@@dontmisunderstand6041my brother do you have any idea what detergent does to the cell walls of bacteria, it completely shreds them
@@johnymousAnonymous Better than you do, apparently.
The next argument will be about washing dishes in Cold or Hot water.
You know its gonna be on TH-cam when Peeps gets on the call
Peeps is right though. Big washing want you to blast all your clothes on the highest temperature settings in different washes for different materials with different detergents and fabric softeners, then dry them in a dryer on different drying settings and then iron them all individually.
You lost me at "big washing"
All this talk, we don't have the opinion of the most important person: an appliancer player
Wait so I’m not supposed to just throw my clothes in there and set it to hot wash ?
I feel betrayed, THIS ISN'T appliancer content!!!
i love when the streams turn into every 3 white men podcast ever
Who are these people who separate their clothes by WASH TEMPERATURE?!?!?
I'm glad to know that Peeps is the token conspiracy theorist of the yuigtuber community
What nice young men
Clothes on cold water and tumble dry low, never put jeans in the drier, sheets and towels warm water and dry on warm too
I love mbt because we get more than yugioh
Peeps is so right. That shit is propaganda. It will shrink your shit
It will clean your shit. If you didn't buy trash, it won't shrink either.
Peeps always shows up like Kramer in Seinfeld.
When in doubt, cool wash
Do not boil your clothing, people.
I agree. That said, still preferable to a cold wash.
OKAY BUT WHAT TEMP DO I USE!!
My washing machine has a medium water temp setting so I use that.
Why would he not check inside the shirt for a tag???
I don't think pathogens care a lot about the temperature of the water when the detergent is going to destroy them anyway.
I washed it cold
The only reason you shouldn't use warm water to wash your clothes is because you're trying to save money on your gas/electric bill. The same reason your dishwasher is automatically hot water and you're taught to wash your hands in warm water is because hot water mixes with soap and other things easier and kills the bacteria that soap alone can't. If you don't want your clothes to shrink, hang dry them or run your dryer on a lower heat setting. You are still dealing with soaked through clothes.
That's not true at all, there are other reasons to choose a cold wash. There are certain fabrics that don't do well in warm/hot water (silk, lace, etc.). Hot water can fade colors and shrink certain fabrics. Certain stains do not react well to hot water like blood and sweat can actually set into the fabric instead of coming out.
@@scooby149999 Hot water is for a functional wash. Cold water is for looking pretty and not actually being clean.
@@dontmisunderstand6041 spoken like someone who doesn't have a girlfriend xd
@@dontmisunderstand6041the detergent alone is enough to make it clean. Modern detergents work with cold
@@tinfoilslacks3750 Not how washing things works. The detergent is not what cleans things, it makes things slippery so that debris comes loose.
fun fact you don't have to segregate your clothes on cold wash
Based peeps, truth. Also costs a fuckload more on a hot wash
Always wash cold unless it specifically needs warm water, unless you like destroying your clothes.
Always wash warm unless it specifically cannot handle warm water, if you actually want clean clothes.
In a similar vein, axe body spray is not a suitable replacement for a shower with soap, nor is licking your teeth a substitute for brushing them.
Jesus Christ yugioh players can't be trusted with the most basic of hygiene can they?
@@dontmisunderstand6041 Sounds like you need to use a better detergent if your clothes stink so bad you need to wear them out with hot water every time they’re used.
@@Diwalia Do you not understand the difference between smelling nice and being clean? I specifically used the example of axe body spray vs a shower to make sure even the stupidest people on the planet wouldn't misunderstand the point being made here.
The people writing those tags are literally making shit up. I used to stamp expiry dates on things and the dates were completely made up
Based cold wash enjoyers.
Please ignore the fact I had to get a Nizoral perscription.
Victim of Big Wash
peeps is right, a lot of the time all these extra settings and steps are just pointless. Never buy fabric softener. It doesn't need heat.
So... Is Peeps "Mushroom Man" or "Mushroom Man #2"?
Can't believe the MY GIRLFRIEND guy uses inferior drying methods and doesn't understand the purposes of basic kitchen equipment like the removable container in a slow cooker, rice cooker, etc.
... the purpose of the removable container is that the devices are powered by electricity, utilizing bits that you don't want to dunk in water. The container is removable for WASHING PURPOSES, not to put in a fridge. Mostly those removable containers are made of materials that do not like the cold and can be severely damaged by it.
😂 peeps has to be the mustiest yugioh player ever and that’s saying something
I wonder if everyone saying wash with hot water even have sweaters or clothes in other color than white. Kinda cult behaviour
Source: I made it the fuck up
Man this comment section has 2 kinds of comments: correct comments and absolutely deranged psychopathic comments
Cold works.
For looking nice, not for actually cleaning.
@@dontmisunderstand6041looking nice is the metric by which something is deemed clean or dirty
@@tinfoilslacks3750 Incorrect, the point of cleaning is to make things safer. We wash clothes to prevent fungal or bacterial infection, we wash dishes to stop you from eating those kind of toxins. Something is deemed clean or dirty based on how likely it is to make you sick.
Peeps is based
Bet the people who use warm water also think they need to wash jeans 😏. Seriously though don't fall into the laundry fandom discourse rabbit hole.
Based? Based on what? Based on real and true info from official yugioh twitch streamers.
I bet Peeps still separates his laundry by color too.
I separate my GAP undershirts because those colors run bright af. I don't want them dulling lol
I mean
> White pile
> Other colors pile
YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO DO THAT...
Ironically you actually don’t have to do it at all if you wash on cold, warm to hot water will make certain fabrics leech colour but cold really doesnt
I wash on the same setting for every thing with dark and light together and I've never had a single problem
Peeps' brain was malformed by too many mdm memes
peeps speaking facts tho
Victim of propaganda got a good laugh out of me.
I wash tap cold cause im a cheap fuck and dont care
2020+ facts and logic just no lol
It’s not clean if you didn’t use hot water.
MBT you’re wrong
Peeps is like the king of horrible takes and advice
Oh, I've been using warm water my entire adult life what the fuck
Every time MBT is super convinced about some bullshit he is always wrong, he is wrong here again
Guys look I've done both get a dryer just live your best life stop breeding mold in your house
Please wash your stuff at 40 degrees celsius or more if its not said otherwise on the clothes. It will kill some legionelles that live in cold water. Some fungus and similar stuff doesnt die otherwise its basic science. Or dry in the sun afterwards atleast.
peeps is fucking insane
Hold up, if you wash sheets warm because cold water doesn't kill fungi, WHY WOULD YOU WASH ANYTHING IN YOU WEAR IN COLD?!? If you can't handle your bed that you spend 6-9 hours a day in being infected by fungi, why the hell would you want the clothes you spend the other 15-18 hours a day in to be infected by fungi? If it does not reliably and safely keep you from having unwanted guests, then you're washing incorrectly. I don't care about the fabric, buy higher quality clothing that doesn't shrink. Clothes worth the money you paid for them will not shrink even if you wash in boiling water.
Y'all are insane.
Or just wash everything in cold water and don't be a pussy
The part you’re missing is that if you hang your washing out to dry it’s a non issue, sunlight kills 100% of that shit, but if you’re too lazy to hang stuff out then warm water is safer
@@johnymousAnonymous If sunlight killed "100% of that shit", there'd be no point in washing at all, because it'd be impossible for "that shit" to exist on the surface of the earth.
Peeps is the worst kind of person. Presented with facts
Peeps: I choose to ignore that.
Peeps is Mushroom Man #3