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I'm actually surprised that this topic doesn't come up much more often in here. It's a pretty common thing that I've talked about several times before.

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It really depends on the setting. If you know the person well, it's as soon as his/her stuff is done if there's a clean spot to put it. If you don't, then you set their [censored] on fire.

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Minimum ten minutes. Everybody has to wind up a toilet session, finish up an argument, is off by a few minutes, or has to finish up a phone call or tuck the kid in bed or whatever once in a while. Ten minutes is not long at all. Ten minutes still comes under a pretty slim margin of error.

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I once left my laundry in a dryer, when i went down to remove it, the girl that was now using the dryer was folding it neatly and placing it in my laundry hamper. she was hot, too; but, fearing the odepidal implications of hitting on such a chick, i politely thanked her and took my folded laundry back upstairs. That was the last time my laundry got folded- about two years ago.

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man did you butcher the word "etiquette"

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in a college dorm room basement, I say 0-10 minutes. At least by me, there is are slots to just put the clothing in so they aren't on the floor. I mean, if you walk down there and one is done, how do you know if it's been off for 2 minutes or 2 hours?

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If the dryer is cold, the answer is obvious.

If it's not, wait ten minutes.

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if you walk down there and one is done, how do you know if it's been off for 2 minutes or 2 hours?

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You give it two minutes and then you know it's been at least two minutes and you can be on with it. I'd give it five, but whatever. It's really not that big of a deal.

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2-7 minutes.