Sentence examples for laundry burden from inspiring English sources

"The service is great; it's taken a chore and turned it into a five-minute task I can do in my own home," said Ms. McGunagle, 34, who is pregnant and likely to see her laundry burden grow in coming months.

In it, P&G shows how fathers and husbands can take small steps (like doing laundry) to share more of the burden of caretaking, which has traditionally fallen on the shoulders of women.

It just becomes their burden to cook, clean and wash dishes and laundry.

Old women in black balanced laundry baskets on their heads and donkeys burdened with firewood clip-clopped over the cobblestones.

We recommend the preferential use of bathroom water over laundry water where possible as this would reduce the annual burden of disease to align with the current Australian recycled water guidelines, which recommend a threshold of 10−6 DALYs per person.

For millions of Syrian refugees, what used to be simple tasks back home -- such as doing laundry or cooking dinner -- have become complicated, time-consuming burdens in refugee camps and informal settlements they now live in.

Accounting for the prevalence of produce-washing behaviours across Melbourne, the model predicted annual disease burdens ranging from 4 × 10−9 for bathroom water use only to 3 × 10−6 for laundry water use only, and accounting for the proportionate use of each greywater type, the annual disease burden was 2 × 10−6.

Cafeterias, laundries and day care centers opened in cities to ease women's burden at home.

Perhaps we can just skip the bit where the burden transfers from women to men and pass it straight off to laundry-folding robots?

They also decrease the burden of paid work and unpaid work by using household appliances such as microwaves, laundry machines, and dishwashers, as well as buying pre-made food, eating out and using laundry services.

This might seem like a rather expensive or involved option but laundry noise in a small apartment or in a home where noise travels freely can be a burden on all householders.