This is the deluxe model ... it has a drain pipe!!!I had used it once after I bought it just to try it out, and remembered that it worked very well. So I dragged it out of its (almost) forgotten storage place in the shed and started washing a few loads. It still works fine! I might just keep it around for really small, quickie washs. It's certainly faster than handwashing, even though you still have to spend quite a bit of time rinsing.
My husband decided to do the more manly thing - he threw a bunch of clothes in the bathtub, jumped in and then hand ... er ... footwashed them.
Btw, one of the features advertised for the little Super Wash is that it is suitable for washing delicates and handknits - has anyone ever washed their handknits in one of these? How did it turn out?
Last Sunday (Jul 12th) we went to Crissy Field, because the animation school my husband attends hosted their annual BBQ there. The day started out like this:
A typical San Francisco summer morning... but once the cloud cover burned off it became really nice and warm. (That by itself is a miracle for San Francisco.)
The audience was treated to live enactments of the "12 Principles of Animation". Here is one:
"Straight Ahead Action" and "Pose by Pose"Projects:
Olga's Indiski Shawl: 5 repeats of the second outside border done. I really have to pay attention, because the rows are so short! Sometimes I forget to move my chart marker, sometimes I try to do a pattern row on the return row - luckily I'm a firm believer in lifelines!
Caffe Latte Scarf: It's coming along slowly - it's my morning knit while drinking my coffee, so I only knit a few rows (or none) per day - now about 2 feet long.
Since I just had an itch to finish *something* I did this little dishcloth Friday and Saturday evening:
Dishcloth 1 - DiagonalsTake care!
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