I find the most difficult part of almost any chore is just getting started. Once started then it goes along fine until I am gone.

I don't do dryer sheets. The washer has an automatic feature that adds liquid pabric softener during the rinse cycle. I find the liquids work better than dryer sheets for softening fabrics.

Folding laundry always seems like a waste of time to me. Why go to all that effort when the finished product looks just like what I started with?

But it feels good when we are done. (he says looking a full basket of clean laundry)

There's something very meditative about folding laundry. At least that's what I tell myself to get through it. It helps.

I don't use dryer sheets. They'll cause a film on your lint filter and cut the air flow if you don't wash the filter regularly. I use liquid in a Downy Ball.

I fold my laundry straight out of the dryer. Sometimes it doesn't make it out of the basket but at least it's folded.

Dry your clothes on a washing line. Better for the environment and saves money. I dry mine outside even in winter (as long as its dry). Also the wrinkles drop out. I like doing laundry and ironing but I get so little time to do it I end up with a laundry mountain.

Chores ? what is that ? hire a maid !

I had an old guy teach me how to fold at a laundry mat. Hell... i got fast than a Chinese person after a month or so. Good too.

When I have a chore I don't want to do (folding laundry, emptying the dishwasher), I set my timer for 7 minutes. That's all I have to do, It gets me started, and it's amazing what you can do inn 7 minutes. Then I can go back to my book. lol

I think you just came up with a credible laundry/satisfaction algorithm.