Illinois DoorDash Driver Accidentally Crashes Into Home
A DoorDash diver from Mundelein, Illinois thought a simple donut delivery to a customer would be quick and easy. This delivery was anything but!
The delivery man pulled up to the customers home to deliver the donut order, but ended up plowing into the customers garage while delivering the donuts to her. The DoorDash employee hopped out of his car but forgot to put the car in park! The car immediately drove forward into the garage when he removed his foot from the brake.
Now instead of admitting he did it, he hopped back into his car and took off! Not only did the customer not get her donuts, she now has a damaged garage. The Mundelein woman has spent over a week trying to get answers from DoorDash, but hasn’t been very successful. You’d think that DoorDash would help resolve this quickly, since they know who the driver is, their info, and insurance info, but apparently it’s harder than you think to get answers from the delivery service.
The woman has filed a police report on the incident with security camera footage of the whole thing happening! Hopefully she get’s answers soon!
We have more on this story and other weird and wacky stories in today’s Other New!
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7 Hacks To Make You Hate Laundry Less
1. Hang clothes up right out of the dryer.
Get a portable hanging rack and hangers waiting next to your dryer. So when those shirts come out still warm and unwrinkled, they go directly on a hanger. This prevents you from having to iron as much, gives you a place to keep the hangers ready to use, and cuts your folding time in half. Because half of the laundry is already done when you dump it out on the bed to fold.
2. Flip clothes right side out before throwing them in the hamper.
My little one suuuuuucks at this. She is ALWAYS throwing her clothes in the hamper inside out, which doubles my folding time. Teach your kids (and get into the habit yourself) to take a second to put the clothes right side out before they go into the wash. You’ll be SO grateful when laundry day comes around.
3. Get separate hampers for cold and hot washes.
Some people will separate their whites and colors, which is also good. I tend to only wash linens and underwear in hot water. I don’t know, something about the germs. But however you need to separate your laundry before you put them into the washer, do it when they come off. Have separate hampers for separate loads and you don’t have to do that work on laundry day.
4. Entertain yourself while folding.
Set aside a special show, audiobook or music to listen to while you are folding. Or use the time to catch up with a friend or family member on the phone. If you look forward to your folding time, it won’t seem so much like a chore.
5. Make it a game.
My daughter HATES laundry with a passion. So when it’s time for her to fold her clothes, she’ll do anything to avoid it. The complaining gets less frequent when I make a game out of it. Either we’ll give ourselves equal piles of clothes and race to get them put away. Or we’ll put on music and say we have four or five songs to get the whole thing done. Either way, it’s fun and we’re done before we know it. Give it a try!
6. Alternate loads according to folding difficulty.
Wash your loads of clothes in an order that makes it less cumbersome when it comes time to fold. I’ll sandwich a load of towels between two loads of regular clothes. That way I get a bit of a break between loads because the towels are quick to do. It really does make a difference.
7. Have a separate hamper for things you need more often.
If you or your kids have a uniform for work or school, or if there is a particular pair of jeans or leggings you wear more often than others, if them their own hamper. Call it the “attention whore” hamper, or something that makes you smile. You know that load of clothes is going to need washing more often than others. And you’ll have it in one place instead of having to dig through their hamper for their uniform 20 minutes before the bell rings.
