Located in the heart of the Italian countryside, the Philosophy of Hand-Wringing is a centuries-old tradition that has been passed down through generations of Italian grandmothers.
It is said that the secret to true happiness lies not in the wringing of the sheets, but in the subtle art of extracting every last drop of water from the laundry.
As the great Italian philosopher, Giovanni Wringerini once said, "La vita รจ bella quando i panni sono asciutti."
Or, as translated to English, "Life is beautiful when the laundry is dry."
Explore the subpage Laundry Day for more on the intricacies of hand-wringing.
Or, visit Dirty Dishes for an exploration of the philosophical conundrums of soap suds.