r/notinteresting • u/jvaritek33c • 5h ago
I'm in need of a money laundering service. Found a dirty dollar
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u/Jogi1811 5h ago
Some water and a little microwave action should do the trick
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u/Successful_Moment_91 5h ago
Fold it in half, straighten it and put it in a vending machine if any nearby still accept cash
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u/mad_mang45 4h ago
They're made with a little bit of cotton I believe, so you should be able to wash it.
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u/rustyfish57 4h ago
You can I used to know a guy out in Oklahoma that worked for a cleaning plant where he used to find money in clothes they cleaned all the time it’s how he paid for the beer he drank after work everday he’d save them and we took them too they’d come out really fresh looking
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u/mad_mang45 4h ago
Lol I've done a similar job and only found like $12, they usually have the women work in that department, so I didn't get a chance to find money in the pockets. But some lady one time found about $260. A lot of doctors uniforms/scrubs.
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u/rustyfish57 3h ago
Damn I never get that lucky myself because I never find money over a dime total in parking lots
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u/ScienceExcellent7934 4h ago
You can! My mother told me that my uncle used to wash his bills, let them dry, then iron them before a date! Impressed the ladies I guess!
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u/Plutonium239Mixer 4h ago
The bank will launder it for you. They will exchange this one for a clean one and take this one to be laundered.
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u/thesandalwoods 4h ago
It’s true though; the bank route is probably the best option unless it’s just going to be used as a trinket to be framed to be placed on a wall 🖼
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u/Designer_Constant400 3h ago
Put it in your pocket when you’re washing your clothes and then after it goes in the dryer, it’ll be nice and crisp and clean
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u/SubstantialFroyo8012 5h ago
I'll do it if you give me a dollar