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I do not understand why you would want laundry in your closet, for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is that if you have teens some day, you are going to want them to do their own laundry. I do not want my kids traipsing through my bedroom and into my closet to do their laundry, knowing the will undoubtedly leave half of it on the floor!
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We were house hunting recently. And I came across a few homes where the laundry was in the kitchen!!!! JUST NO. I get how it might be convenient but I really didn't like the look of those massive machines in a kitchen (not like they were in an enclosure off to the side). Instant dealbreaker. There was also this home that was absolutely stunning except they had converted an ENTIRE room into a laundry room/walk in closet situation. Complete waste of a room IMO. . -
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I think I was under 10 when I learned to do my laundry. It's stupid to have it in the parents' bedroom. This should not be A Thing!
I can see laundry being in the kitchen if it's a Miele all-in-one under the counter size but that's not what FP is talking about. Or maybe if it's an old one-story house with a really large kitchen, I can see the W&D being in a corner because maybe it's too hard to get the machines into an old basement with narrow staircase. I feel like I've been in homes where that was the case (in corner of large kitchen) but it was way before front loading machines became the norm. Who wants to look at their underwear & gym clothes all day long in a front loader if they don't have to.. -
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I hang washing outside 90% of the time and try my hardest to not use the dryer. The washer needs to be closest to the back door or garage door in my case. Also the damn things always leak eventually. No way would I want that upstairs. . -
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Jen would 100% make CC head to the basement to use the original washer and dryer. Donny can use the claundry. . -
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In her original loftice video, she had to call a handyman to take apart the futon?
Jen is supposed to be the handy one and she couldn't figure out how to disassemble it on her own? Come on now.
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I hate the Loftice. Do not enjoy ladders or heights. I cannot imaging crawling up there to do makeup. What a freak. It makes more sense as a bed space for a kid but not for me with night bathroom visits. Horrible! . -
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Jen is such a charlatan.
“I installed these shelves myself! [I set the brackets onto the supports that Vincent installed].”
“I’m known for my organizational skills. [Don’t look behind the curtain.]”
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The fact that she has TWO! chairs in such a small space in the original video is ridiculous. I was glad to see in the updated version that she changed it to one chair with wheels. Jen has to have all the things. A separate desk and chair for each activity, just like in her excessive office at Ross Manor 1.
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I never said otherwise
But was craftice also a bakery term, or did Jen actually use it? I thought someone here might have coined that too, after loftice.
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I always thought Craftice was Jen’s term and Craptice was Bakery but perhaps not so. . -
.I hate the Loftice. Do not enjoy ladders or heights. I cannot imaging crawling up there to do makeup. What a freak. It makes more sense as a bed space for a kid but not for me with night bathroom visits. Horrible!
I would have loved that as a teenager
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In her original loftice video, she had to call a handyman to take apart the futon?
Jen is supposed to be the handy one and she couldn't figure out how to disassemble it on her own? Come on now.
She supposedly "installed" Elfa closets all on her own. Wasn't it recently revealed that she only installed the shelves and accessories and the actual system base structure was installed by a professional?
Yeth? 🙋🏻♀️
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Yes, she admitted that the handyman found the studs and attached the structural pieces for her. Obviously, Jen is not good at finding studs 
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Ok, it’s now a day late but I feel like this belongs in the rewatch thread. The Beginning of the End. I have never watched this video (when it first came out I clicked out pretty quickly, thinking it was boring). I’m going to go watch now.
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Jen Ross Rewatch-Part 7:Afraid of Weight Gain, Same Exercise Pain and The Birth of Donsplain |
