Everybody approaches household tasks differently, differing on the best way to load a dishwasher and the most effective way to organize a pantry.
While people tend to be fairly set in their ways about how they want those tasks done, there’s usually an “agree to disagree” mentality. Unless you’re the boyfriend of Tiktok user ilukugh.
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Earlier this month, the “Australian in the US” took to the social media platform with a video of “mental behaviour in the house tonight” that showed the unnamed boyfriend’s tactic for doing laundry.
@ilukughMental behaviour in the house tonight
♬ The Last Opera - Saint-PreuxAt the start of the video, he could be seen smiling at the camera as the words “Help?? I just asked my bf where the cap for the detergent is and he said ‘Oh I just fill it up and throw it in?’”
As the video continued, a dramatic opera song played in the background as the text questioned why the cap was thrown into the washer with the clothes.
“He’s so convinced this is normal that he’s looking for ‘where it says it on the box,’” the text then read as the video showed him intensely scanning the back of a bottle of Gain laundry detergent.
Thousands of comments flooded the video, with people defending and scolding the method in equal measure.
“Yes this is normal,” said one commenter, and others agreed, writing, “Yes and then it doesn’t get sticky,” with more explaining that they do this to avoid getting detergent residue on the cap.
Another said “this is literally the directions on most detergents,” while others were baffled and swore they’d never heard of that before. “I was expecting all of these comments to be like yeah that’s insane but instead I’m just more confused,” said one comment. “My Kirkland brand has this in the bottle instructions! Costco doesn’t lie, so it’s truth,” said another.
“There’s no way this comment section is real. Do you people also bake your measuring cups inside your bread,” read one comment, with many declaring that this was gaslighting and stating that “this comment section has me questioning if I’m the one doing it wrong.”
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