27: Stinky in Seattle

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Have you ever come down with a bad funk? But like, not in an emotional sense? Like you were literally the stinky kid? That’s what an anonymous listener is facing since she moved to Seattle. Is it the city? Is it the laundromat? We gave her a call to talk to through some of the potentially pungent factors in her life.

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For those keeping score at home, Defunkify is the detergent that Stinky has tried for her workout clothes. A quick search shows it’s the exact kind of product we like—limited ingredients, no bullshit, and uniquely qualified to do a singular job. Neat!

We also talked about the joy (and necessary courtesy) of laundromat culture, finding things in thrift shops, and Hanna’s new obsession, Ridwell, which is going to help her become a perfect human who creates no waste whatsoever. Maybe? A girl can dream!

Hot take: Rachel was being a shit and honestly deserved her laundromat scuffle.

Hot take: Rachel was being a shit and honestly deserved her laundromat scuffle.

Additionally, a listener called in to explain to us the difference between a loofah/loofa/luffa and a pouf. She’s completely correct! You can learn more in the last newsletter.

And we also had a special guest—Andrew’s partner Genevieve came in to tell us about a cleaning-scene-related-mystery that has plagued her since the dawn of 80s Power Career Lady Movies. In a special Rated C for Clean, we explore a somewhat risqué 7 seconds of film.

Do YOU have a somewhat uncomfortable cleaning-related question that you’d like some help with? Call us and we just might call back to talk more about it! The Spotline is 508-HOW-WASH.

Plus, you should definitely follow us on Twitter, us #SpotlessPod when talking about cleaning on Instagram, and tell your friends! Tell! Your! Friends! It really does make a huge difference.

Hanna Brooks Olsen