First I dump out the socks on my bed. Then I sort them by color. One pile of whites with gray on them, one of all white, and one of colored. I start with the colored ones cause there is less of those. Then move on to the ones with grey and then finally the all white. Whose idea was it to make white socks? I don't think even 1 sock in that pile was all white. Most were brownish.
Then after I have them sorted I start to roll them. Then after I can find no more matches I sort them by kid. In our case thats: Girls, 3 boys, 2 boys, baby. Oh mine and the dhs is never in there. Funny how that works. Apparently the dryer only eats CHILDREN'S socks.
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I hope you appreciated all the thought and effort I put into my system. It took me like 1 maybe 2 minutes to come up with it. I know, pure genius.
At least you know you aren't alone. And think, I have 16 feet whose socks go in there. And people wonder why my kids wear sandals 75% of the year.
My leftover socks have a corner of a drawer in the changing table. Each time I do laundry, when I put the leftovers in the drawer, I check for matches. This leaves me only having 3-6 strays in the drawer at any given time. Granted, we only have 12 children feet -- but Steve's and mine do find their way into the strays, especially Steve's. LOL.
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