collady

The quilts were not damaged. I had told my gs they he could have company and the company could spend the night. I was just tired and blowing off a little steam. He offered to wash the quilts, but it would have meant he missed a day of work to stay home to do laundry. (He washes all his own laundry, and has done so for a couple of years.) I usually wash, refold, and relocate the quilts at least once a year. Sometimes, I just air them well. I appreciate everyone's concern. As the old saying goes..."No harm, no foul." He even used is own 2 quilts, which he did wash. He did replace them all where I wanted them after they were cleaned.

By the way, every one of the young men called to thank us for allowing them to stay at our house. They even thanked me for the use of the quilts. Several even asked if I would make a quilt for them!

jmabby

What a sweet heart.

LisaGibbs

Wonderful. No matter how much we love our boys they still make us wonder sometimes.

Murphy

Faith in our young people is restored (smile). Thank you for sharing.

mtnative

So glad it turned out well. I am sure he has learned a good lesson about quilts.

Jim's Gem

That was sweet of your son and all his friends!

Dolphyngyrl

A happy ending

QuiltE

I hope you posted this update on the original thread.

Jammin' Jane

All's well that ends well!

blueangel

Glad it turned out well.