Laundry Folding, Lint Rolling, Fabric Brushing * Retro ASMR (No Talking) 

You are absolutely right, Frag ‘N Shrapnel’s. That’s what life is, a succession of simple moments-and the best life is learning how to appreciate each one. 💚💚💚

Well, maybe I go a little overboard in my pharmacy videos lololol. But I get what you mean. Folding videos are sooooo chill and soooo relaxing. Love your username btw, Nutty Ella. You sound like a fun person. Have a great day. - sherri 💚

How funny. I guess everyone figures it out by trying and posting and seeing if it helps people. My early videos were much simpler because I didn’t know if I had a talent for it. I’ll tell you the other thing, though-watching ten years of ASMR videos inspired me, and it gave me a good idea of the various kinds of triggers that folks like. The big surprise for me is that I never thought I’d use my voice in any of my videos. Thank you so much, Molly, for hanging out with me in the 60s. 👗✨🍸 sherri 💚

Thank you!! Let me know if you have any retro requests or suggestions. ☺️ And now I’m gonna go check out your channel. 😉💚

Glad you enjoyed it, Steve! 💚💚💚

Ah, thank you my dear. I think if my house caught on fire I would grab my dog and that lint roller. 😂

Thank you, Georgina!! 🥰🥰 I actually don’t know much, but I did some research on just those three perfumes. 😂💚💚💚

I can only agree, my fav is fabric sounds and these sounds are made for a reason! Not just making sounds, I love that.

Thank you, naereen and ASMR Revenant! 🥰 My mom loved to sew. 🪡 🧵 I have such wonderful memories of all things fabric related. That rustling and smoothing. 🤤🤤🤤 Sherri 💚

Hahahaaa! That’s the best compliment. Thank you, Alyson. - Sherri 💚

Mi stai facendo arrossire. ☺️ Grazie mille per i commenti incoraggianti. Aspetto tue notizie. Fatemi sapere se avete richieste "retrò". Spero tu abbia una fantastica giornata. 💚💚💚

Hi there, and welcome to the gang! I use the brush to deal with pilling on sweaters (usually under the arms or underside of the sleeve) or to brush out a smudge on something that's dry-clean only. ☺️💚

Hi Ashley, No worries. Truth be told, when I first started this channel, everything I used as a prop was already in my midcentury house. I grew up in the 60s but eventually became a Victorian literature professor, so most of my possessions in adulthood were Victorian antiques . . . that is, until my midlife crisis. Didn’t have an affair or buy a sports car lol, but I did sell every last stitch of Victoriana and quickly started collecting midcentury modern. With each piece, I felt a greater calm and sense of security bc all these things reminded me of my wonderful childhood. I also inherited things from my mother and my mother-in-law. My MIL’s attic was a total time capsule. Anyway, since the channel has grown, I’ve started acquiring additional things from local thrift shops, estate sales, Etsy, and eBay. I love building the sets and finding the props as much as anything. Thanks for asking! Sherri 💚

Mikey, have you seen this “what’s in my bag” video yet? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1X6JHYKv9nM.html

@@MidModMeridianASMR hi some reason I have not seen it I will look tonight thank you so much and really sorry 😞 if I’m annoying you and. Doing your head in 😀😀

Surprisingly, lint rollers were invented around 1956. The Pixall lint roller I’m using in the video is a vintage model made in the late 50s/early 60. It’s extremely sticky, much sticker than todays “masking tape” models.

Hello darling my name is sherri 😉