I'm not going to read it, they're going to read it.
Oh, ok.
So, how do you the laundry?
I don't know.
Well, first you need to turn this on.
So, do you know which button?
There you go, see, you did it!
And...
Well, read the instructions, can't you read that?
This says kansō.
And what's kansō mean?
Um, dry.
Ok, so that's the wrong one. Try again.
And what does that say?
Wash.
Ok, so we got wash now.
Yeah.
Ok, and then over here, what does that sign say?
It means, uh, the bath water.
Ok, so get the hose.
Good!
You can just take it all off.
It's not attached.
Oh, eww, dirty.
It's just water!
No, that's the bottom part.
What!
Yeah, now put that in the hole.
No, not that...
What?
There's a hole over there.
Ok, wait. Let me take this out.
Ok, just push it in...
Uhhh...
I put it in...
And that's our yesterday's bath water, right?
Yep.
A comment on our previous bathroom video that we got a lot
was people thought this water was quite dirty.
Um, but this water isn't that dirty.
I mean people have been it it,
but before they went into it,
they soaped and washed themselves.
So it's relatively clean.
But if we come on over here,
So back on up Aiko.
When it goes to rinse the clothes, it uses fresh water.
So the grey water, the old used water, is only used for the wash cycle with soap.
Ok, what does that button say?
Start.
So press it!
Did you put any laundry detergent in?
No.
Uh oh.
Wait! No, no, no! Leave it! Leave it!
It's gonna tell us, it's gonna tell us, how much to put in.
Just wait.
Point six.
0.6 cups.
But we don't have any..
We didn't put the laundry on. Stop this! Stop this!
Um, yeah, we forgot something.
Yeah.
Ok, put the laundry in first.
No, it's right here, it's right here, it's right here.
What?
The dirty laundry.
Oh.
Ok.
Can you put mosaic on here because I don't want to see panties, ok?
Ok, we won't show the panties.
I don't see any panties.
Ok, so now you got that all in.
Close it.
Oh, that's hard.
Ok.
Now let's start this up.
Here?
Yep.
Ok, and then it's going to tell us
how much laundry detergent we need.
So it's weighing it right now.
Hmm... how heavy is this?
Wow!
K, so it say it needs 0.8.
So, I'll get the detergent up here...
Ahhh...
80% full.
This?
No, 80%.
Ah, well that's... good enough.
Good.
And wait 22 minutes.
Seriously?
Seriously.
So right now, it says it's sucking up the water though.
So we just waited...
actually waited 22 minutes.
And it's done.
It's all clean.
Let's go!
Ok!
Ok, so...
there we go.
Put it out here?
What's this pile?
It's the private pile?
Yeah.
Ok, we'll blur it out.
Yeah.
Are you going to do it outside or inside?
Outside.
Outside, ok, fine.
Oh no.
No!
Ahhh!
Ahh!
Ahhh...
Ok.
This... goes...
K, that one's probably a little too small.
The shirt's going to fall off.
What?
Just telling you, that's a baby hanger.
I don't care.
Fine.
Oh...
I don't think I ever did laundry before.
I don't know if you ever did it.
Ok.
So let's put it... Oh!
No!
Ow!
What!
Why do you keep on hitting my camera?
Sorry.
Put it here...
You should help me, and like...
you can just put the camera on there
and then, you know...
I should help you?
Yeah.
Just...
Like this.
Like that.
Where are you Aiko?
Here.
So we've run out of room
on our balcony
So, what we should do...
is...
hang it inside for right now.
Yep!
Hah!
No.
Well that's ok, you just put it more on the... yeah.
Oh.
That's fine, it's not going to be perfect.
It's easy... to do... but it's kind of...
you know...
Troublesome?
Bring it outside!
Uh, it's going to be too busy out there, let me take it.
Yeah, that's how it would go, but...
Open it, k, open it up
Alright, and then like this.
There you go!
Oh!
Wow!
It's ok, you don't have to have it perfect.
Once you put more stuff on it gets easier.
Ok Aiko, I know some people are going to ask,
"What do you do if it rains!"
Well, there are four options here.
One is that you can use the dryer built into here.
So this is a washer and a dryer.
But the problem with using this is that it takes such a long time.
It's about two and a half hours, to wash,
er... to dry a regular load.
And if you come on over this way.
Our second option is to use this.
This is a remo-con, a remote control.
And over there is the fan.
And it can also has, it also has a heater in it.
And it can heat up the whole room
and you can hang things on these poles...
Uh, but that's kind of a waste of electricity.
The third thing you can do on a rainy day
is simply hang your clothes on a rack like this.
And if you don't have a rack like this you can buy
these things.
Put it on any door frame.
And then you just take this.
And voila!
So, those are four things you can do
when it's raining in Japan,
when you need to dry your clothes.
Thanks for watching, see you next time, bye!
What is laundry like where you're from?
Ok Aiko, the laundry is all dry now, so what do we do?
We fold it!
First of all what went through my mind
is how stupid am I to actually volunteer for this.
So please go fold it.
Dah!
It, it, it was, unbelievably painful (Hey, come back here!)
Uh, huh, huh! Yeah!