Do the Wash
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| Written by | Pamela Brandt and Helen B. Hooke |
| Publisher | Sesame Street, Inc. |

Added by Oscarfan"Do the Wash" is an upbeat '50s-style dance song performed by the Anything Muppets on Sesame Street.
A group of Muppets explain that when your clothes get dirty for any reason, you do the wash. "The Wash" is also represented as a dance involving the rotation of one's body in the same manner as the inside of a washing machine.
Performers include Jerry Nelson, Richard Hunt, Jim Henson, Fran Brill, and Kathryn Mullen.
Notes
- At the beginning of the song, a boy hits the side of a washing machine to get it to start working. This is a reference to Happy Days, when the Fonz would hit the jukebox at Arnold's to make it play.
- The tune was derived from "Under the Boardwalk."
Releases
- Online
- The Sesame Street Podcast -- "Laundromat" (edited)