Dr. Siebren de Kuiper (Sigma) (
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voidtreckernet2021-08-04 12:38 am
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Merriment 16; Voice
There is now a clothes dryer in the laundry area.
For those unfamiliar, the low setting is for delicate clothing that would otherwise be harmed by high heat and friction; the medium setting should be appropriate for most train-assigned clothing; and the high setting should be reserved for sheets and towels only.
[There's a moment's pause, and then:]
Please do not attempt to ride in it; we would not want anyone to end up in medical.
[If he doesn't issue a warning, someone will try it. He just knows it.]
For those unfamiliar, the low setting is for delicate clothing that would otherwise be harmed by high heat and friction; the medium setting should be appropriate for most train-assigned clothing; and the high setting should be reserved for sheets and towels only.
[There's a moment's pause, and then:]
Please do not attempt to ride in it; we would not want anyone to end up in medical.
[If he doesn't issue a warning, someone will try it. He just knows it.]

voice
[Eight, you know PERFECTLY WELL WHO...]
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Good idea.
Voice - this tag is such a thing i can't find machine dryers when searching 'japanese clothes dryer'
Thank you- was it hard to fit, though? Dryers are very big. [Or at least, they seemed big? She'd only seen them at Chaldea- drying laundry in a dryer wasn't really a huge thing in Japan.]
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[He's a good boy who helps with the chores, it's much appreciated.]
Did you buy it?
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[She had to check. But she at least remembers them from the last world.]
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Thank you.
We have fun here
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I will admit to some selfishness, as there are few things better than a hot towel after the spa.
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Yes. They generate heat and are meant for drying clothing quickly.
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I believe it is currently open, if you would like to treat yourself.
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You've done a rare thing and actually talked me into doing laundry.
[Unless he can trick someone else into it. Which would be preferable? But he'll do laundry if he has to.]
Better also warn them that certain fabrics will shrink.
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[He's smiling, though. He can appreciate Murphy's tastes here.]
That is why I gave instructions. Perhaps I ought to write them down.
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...On the other hand, don't say anything. The entertainment could be worth it and I'm sure some wizard or another could magic them back to another size.
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What are the power requirements of the dryer? Would it be a drain on the train's resources?
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[He's mostly being a little shit, but he can't deny he's thought about it.]
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Nah that's legit. Fresh outta the dryer just feels real nice, yeah? Like a warm blanket? That's the good stuff.
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[Hey, she enjoys learning random stuff if she can. Wasn't like she could back home.]
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That said, it is probably wise not to run it all day every day.
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[He is absolutely messing with Murphy. That smirk is audible.]
Miss Spider may be able to, for a price, though I would prefer not to make more work for her unless necessary.
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[Namely, you.]
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Ahhhh I dunno. She might end up in a mood for a sugar rush. That's a whole lotta spider she needs to feed.
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[Oh, but-] Are they large enough to handle blankets and sheets easily?
[Those always seemed tricky to dry....]
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[Sometimes it's the little things, Siebren.]
Y'know, probably wouldn't hurt to put a sign on there about cleaning the lint out. Don't need it bursting into flames from that being so stuffed up.
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[Rich, no you cannot.]