Never Lose A Sock In The Laundry Again

[@pinguinspass]

I have the worry, that the socks get not clean on the part, where the sock holdet is, because there can not get mechanic rubbing with the other clothes. I put all socks free in die laundry and pair the two ones, I grap first. So I always wear two different socks, but I stand by it.

[@kimlackey4135]

On top of that, put all of your socks in a lingerie bag. That way they will all be together in the washer and the dryer.

[@cahuni]

👍 I actually been doing that for a few years now, I was tired of fishing for toddler socks in between the clean laundry; works so well, I'm just sad I didn't think of it before 😅

[@davidguymon1673]

now the black hole in your washer won't suck them into the next dimension.

[@cahuni]

I just realised: this videos are purely educational since they show viewers how blind people do stuff; I doubt this videos could be used for actually teaching blind or visually impaired ? 🤨🤔 I like them all the same, but it's curious how as a visually active person I take for granted what I'm being shown 🤯

[@marctreal]

he is describing what he's doing, I suspect someone who is blind could follow along with the audio alone

[@RebelMystic9]

He made another video showing that not all blindness is the same - not everyone with a visual impairment sees pure black, many would be able to see the rings, especially with the colors present. His audio instructions were also very good - I was able to follow along without looking at the screen due to his descriptions.

[@henryreinhart5912]

Blindness is not a spectrum. Visual impairment aside from blindness is a spectrum, blindness is a binary. Either blind or not, but impairment is a range.

[@00zarzu00]

not true. you can be completely blind as in you couldn’t see anything like a finger in front of your face but you can perceive light. others have no light perception. doesn’t mean either person can see though. both are blind. all blind people are visually impaired but not all visiually impaired people are blind. however, if you’re visually impaired enough to call it that, most people are technically what is called legally blind. even if that does not mean they’re blind. and you’re right, visual impairment is a spectrum. and blind is less so, but don’t think that people who are blind don’t call themselves that even if they can see shadows or light or even outlines of certain things.