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As long as you're putting the other person's laundry on a clean surface, I see no problem with moving things along if they're not there to do it themselves. I'm sure pretty much everyone understands, most likely having been on both ends of the situation. Who wants to sit there and watch their laundry so they can jump up and move it to the dryer the moment the wash cycle is done? It's easy to lose track of time when you're doing laundry, and I imagine most people don't mind having their things moved to make room for the next person's load.
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