Sentences with phrase «n't iron my bedding»

This isn't true - I once spent three months silently resenting my cleaner because she wouldn't iron my bedding.

Not exact matches

But Nassetta is still ironing out the specifics when it comes to room design — rooms may have queen beds or multiple single bunks, and the rooms are more likely than not to each have their own bathroom, unlike many hostels.

What about this — I wash his clothes and my mum does my ironing and when its been ironed I put it on our bed and my daughters bed — she puts hers away but he doesn't, so when I go to bed I put them on his bedside table and that is where they stay — I'm not putting them away — why should I?.

While this is seen as the right thing to do, it sure doesn't make it easy for you to spring out of bed the next day, full of motivation, and hit the iron again.

It's very useful when I take photos in bed and bedding is not well - ironed, for instance.

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Loxton Smiffy's Bed and Breakfast Accommodation at McMillan Street offers all the comforts and conveniences of home this property includes: Sleeping arrangements for five people with one queen size bed and three single beds; Carport — undercover parking; rails in the bath; step in shower; separate toilet (not in bathroom); laundry including ironing board, washing machine and clothes dryer; air conditioning and heating; barbecue and barbecue area with outdoor furniture and gazebo; tea and coffee making facilities.

The Abalone Beach House is equipped with all the things to make you feel relaxed and enjoy the great surroundings; including things you would normally not expect in a holiday house such as: * 4 bedrooms — sleeping 8 comfortably * 2 bathrooms and beach shower * Fully equipped gourmet kitchen, ceramic stove, bread maker * Stereo and sound system, television, VCR & DVD * Gas barbecue on deck overlooking the ocean * Cast iron wood fire heater for cosy evenings * Laundry with washer and dryer * Toys and games including table tennis located on the ground level The main bedroom is a special treat with its queen - size bed.

• Two bedrooms — a double and a twin (linen provided) • Comfortable lounge area with TV, (Digie Box) and conversion for single bed • Flush toilet and shower room (towels not included) • Well equipped kitchen with gas cooker, electric kettle, toaster, fridge, microwave and iron • Heating and water is gas powered, lighting is all electric, and all service included in rent • Dimensions 30» x 10» • Prices from # 200 per week • open all year

• Three bedrooms — a double and two twin rooms (linen provided) • Comfortable lounge area with TV (digie box) and conversion for double bed • Flush toilet and shower room (towels not included) • Well equipped kitchen with gas cooker, electric kettle, fridge, microwave and iron • Heating and water is gas powered, lighting is all electric, and all service included in rent

• Large, single space cottage, sleeps four but ideal for two or a couple with kids • Delightful four - poster double bed • Single bed in the lounge area for an extra person / child • Extra fold - up bed available for additional adult or child • Lounge / bedroom (separated by a curtain), dinette, kitchenette, en - suite bathroom with shower and old - fashioned bath, patio • Fully equipped with cooker, fridge, microwave, heater, fan, washing machine, iron • Bedding and towels provided, hospitality tray of tea, coffee, sugar, milk, rusks, etc • Music, books, games, TV • Secure on - site parking • Big garden, sundowner deck • Braai facilities • Pet friendly: Pets welcome - we're fully fenced with a large garden • Smoking: We ask you not to smoke in the cottage

- Phillips Apartments are near the Promenade, South Pier, Sandcastle Leisure Centre & Pleasure Beach - all apartments self contained & fully equipped sleeping 2 - 6; ground floor apartment available - bedding provided, towels & tea towels not provided; cots, Ironing facilities available - central heating / double glazed - car park to the rear; sorry no pets; families & couples only; BSCHA Approved

There's nothing like slipping in between the crisply laundered immaculate sheets of a hotel bed but with busy lives ironing your sheets to perfection isn't realistic.

I am a tailored romantic, too... I MUST be... b / c I am definetly a wordy person... and I don't iron my sheets... but I do make the bed... as for pillows... I am particular about the one I sleep on... actually I sleep with two pillows... something I got used to while pregnant... uh... and yea... that was over 25 years ago!!

I didn't get a new bed, I simply moved my iron bed frame into my daughter's room / the guest room so she could have a frame for her bed.

We couldn't find an antique iron bed to fit @scotsman.

Not sure if my white iron bed will look good with them, but I'm seriously thinking about it.

We have a gold antique iron bed & the room has a pretty brass antique chandelier, we each have a darker wood antique dresser and I've seriously thought of using same or similar color but have not done so yet for fear of it being too dark.

I think iron would be nice in front of the window, as it wouldn't block the light coming in, and a white bed would keep things light and airy.

I don't think the other colors in your room would handle a red bed but an iron look - either white or dark - would look wonderful.

so my thoughts are — iron bed works great in front of a window since you don't want to block the light and a bed with a footboard to keep the covers in place.

I was thinking that if that is where your bed is going to go, an old iron bed (something with chippy paint) would look great and not block alot of the light coming in.

can't wait to see it when it's finished — i'll bet you can't wait either imho: if you're gonna put the bed in front of the window, i would go for an iron / metal headboard to keep it open and airy and to keep from blocking the window view.

And as for ironing... if i can't be bothered to match the sheets or make the bed, do you really think I'd iron the sheets??

(as usual) I think a statement light would be oh - so - romantic and I feel that as long as it doesn't have alot of dark / iron / bronze on it, it shouldn't compete with the bed and would blend in with the other finishes.

It's not that it was terrible before, it's just that my personal aesthetic has most definitely moved beyond the wrought iron bed I bought after getting my first job in 2005, you know?

Wouldn't that be handy And I am totally picturing that antique iron bed.

Added bonus; thanks to the puckered material it doesn't require ironing, making it the perfect choice for those looking for a low maintenance choice of bedding.

Complement a classic iron bed by layering vintage - inspired bedlinen to create a cosy, kitsch scheme that wouldn't look out of place in a rustic country pile.