I put my pants and socks in the basin first, then filled the basin with water, put soap on it and started washing clothes. I washed my socks first. They are a little rough. I cleaned them all with soap and began to rub them. Many colorful soap bubbles emerged from my hands, like many naughty balls playing with me. After a while, all that was left of those socks was floating. It's time to wash the trousers. Pants are much easier to wash than socks, and the soap is quickly wiped out. It began to drift away. I emptied the water in the basin first, then took another basin of water and wiped my pants again and again. After a while, the water turned into muddy water with a lot of soap bubbles. I took another basin of water and rinsed it before it became very clear. I took out my socks and pants, wrung out the water and hung them on the balcony. I looked at my own laundry and was elated.
Look, washing clothes is not tiring! Don't say tired again.