fold the laundry
/foʊld ðə ˈlɔːndri/The clothes are dry now, so I need to fold the laundry before dinner.
Can you help me folding the laundry while we watch the movie?
Fold the laundry, wring it out, and other chore verbs.
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The clothes are dry now, so I need to fold the laundry before dinner.
Can you help me folding the laundry while we watch the movie?
After washing the rag, wring out as much water as you can.
She wrung out the mop over the bucket before wiping the floor.
There are crumbs everywhere, so let me sweep the floor first.
Grab the broom and sweep the floor while I take out the trash.
After I sweep, I always mop the floor to get rid of the sticky spots.
The kitchen tiles are filthy, so I should mop the floor tonight.
The carpet is covered in pet hair, so I need to vacuum the living room.
Could you vacuum under the couch? A lot of dust collects there.
The shelves are gray with dust, so I will dust them with a cloth.
Remember to dust the picture frames; they collect a lot.
After cooking, I always wipe down the counter so it does not get sticky.
You spilled juice here; let me wipe down the counter real quick.
You cooked, so I will do the dishes tonight; it is only fair.
The sink is full again — whose turn is it to do the dishes?
The bin smells, so please take out the trash before you leave.
Tomorrow is pickup day, so I need to take out the trash tonight.