Podcast Hosts Joke About Laundry Struggles, Offer Advice
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Podcast hosts Itamar Fleishman and Yotam Zimri discussed laundry challenges on their show "Tzamad Ra'im." Fleishman admitted to not doing laundry and disliking buying clothes, while Zimri wants a single-button washing machine. The hosts offered practical advice on separating clothes, checking labels, and using appropriate temperatures, contrasting it with Fleishman's "over-washing" and Zimri's 45-minute cycle. The discussion also humorously referenced Guy Peleg receiving laundry instructions from his wife.
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- Podcast hosts Itamar Fleishman and Yotam Zimri discussed laundry difficulties on "Tzamad Ra'im."
- Fleishman admitted he doesn't do laundry and dislikes buying clothes.
- Zimri desires a washing machine with a single button for simplicity.
- The hosts offered practical advice on sorting, labels, and wash temperatures.
- Fleishman described his shirts being damaged by "over-washing."
- The discussion humorously mentioned Guy Peleg getting laundry advice from his wife.
Podcast hosts Itamar Fleishman and Yotam Zimri discussed the common struggles of doing laundry, particularly for single men, on their show "Tzamad Ra'im." Fleishman admitted he doesn't do his own laundry, joking, "Maybe I shouldn't say that here." He also revealed his solution for clothes needing washing is to put them in the Channel 14 studio, and that he owns only about ten items of clothing, as he dislikes shopping for them since losing weight.
Fleishman described how his shirts get damaged on basic wash cycles, which he calls "over-washing." Zimri shared his simpler method of washing everything on a 45-minute cycle, though he acknowledged this might not be suitable for all fabrics. He expressed a desire for a washing machine with just one button.
The podcast then offered practical laundry advice: separate whites from colors and check garment labels. Most everyday clothes are suitable for 30-40 degree washes on appropriate cycles, while durable items like towels and sheets can be washed at 60 degrees if labels permit. Wool and delicate fabrics require specific cycles or hand washing. Quick wash programs are generally for small loads and light dirt.
The hosts also touched upon the complexity of washing machine settings, suggesting that reading the garment instructions is key. As a humorous aside, they mentioned that Guy Peleg's wife, Karin Horovitz Peleg, stated in a 2024 interview that her husband provides her with laundry instructions and spin settings when she needs to wash clothes.