soiled linen

Come to that, it had better go straight into the soiled linen.

"You tell that to the person lying in soiled linens."

Take soiled linen to the laundry and launder, if required.

Symbolism aside, the effect is of watching one's soiled linen hung in public.

Martin emptied out the soiled linen and went over it with the detector.

A maid carrying a basket of soiled linens made way for him.

He found a laundry bag in the closet and stuffed the soiled linen into this.

He added that someone probably mistook the wrapped body for soiled linens.

These items should be worn when handling soiled linen.

They hang out their soiled linen for all the world to see like a badge of honor."

The upper part of his face was swathed in a soiled linen bandage.

"You're settling in quickly," Amanda said, gathering some of the soiled linens.

She lay face down, pressing her face into the soiled linen, refusing to look at him.

Separate carts are designated for clean and soiled linen.

Wet or soiled linen that is allowed to sit for an extended period of time may become permanently wrinkled.

Soiled linen from the dining table was dropped down this chute to the laundry room in the basement.

When Theda would have left the room with a pile of soiled linen, the cracked voice stayed her.

Soiled linen can be contaminated with bloodborne and airborne pathogens.

Clean linen and soiled linen should never be mixed.

His features, robbed of animation, hung on his bones like soiled linen.

Whipping it off, she tossed it in the soiled linens bin.

Please put soiled linen into the laundry chute.

Brianna asked as she came out of the house, a big basket full of soiled linens in her arms.

Aristocratic French families at the end of the 17th century sent their soiled linens to the Caribbean.

For this reason, employees who retrieve soiled linen are required to use personal protective gear and standard safety precautions.