The dryer was empty. Someone had taken the clean clothes, dropped them on my bed and left the dryer door open. Had the kittens of doom been in it?
I didn’t know. All I knew was the washer was done and the delicates needed to be dry. I thought I caught Mystery Maker, aka the Laundry god, peeking at me from around the bleach bottle. I didn’t think much of it and lifted the lid to the washer.
Huh? I lowered the lid and looked at the dial, then back at the tub full of water and clothes.
A wisp of a giggle shot out of the god of laundry. I glared at him before I checked the dials, tried to start the washer, something to make the mess in front of me go away. Laundry god loses it. His laughter is rolling along. He’s in danger of falling off the shelf. I’m tempted to assist him.
“It’s dead,” I walked over to Dawg having a fun time with Halo and waited for a response.
“What is?”
“The washer. Check it when you’re done with your killing spree?”
I wander off. Other items need my attention. I wander over to my Mom’s inform her my washer is dead (laughing my ass off over this by then) and does she want a hammy?
Eventually I return home with the prospect of wringing out the delicates (uhm isn’t that defeating the delicate bits?) and drying them.
Dawg motions me to the laundry room. The god of laundry is quiet. Too quiet. Something is up, but what?
“See this dial?”
I nod. I’m familiar with the water level selection dial.
“It has to be on small, medium, or large or it doesn’t work.”
I blink. Look at Dawg. “It was on medium. How else could I do the load if it wasn’t?” I’m baffled but something is starting to click in my head. I shoot a glance (glare?) at the god of Laundry as he peeks out at me.
Dawg puts it on medium, turns the washer on, gives me that look of “I’m amazing, right?” and waits.
“My hero!” I give him a hug and start the washer spinning again. This time to drain the clean clothes so I can dry them.
No clue how the dial was moved a smidge off the medium selection. It was working then stopped. Figured it was finished, not stalled out because of no water level selection.
Odd but that’s the way Mystery Maker works. He’d been too quiet and this was his “Hi, I’m back” announcement.
I better go match socks. I think he’s been busy elsewhere, too.