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Thread: Fire your dryer!
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09-06-2009 12:46 PMI'd LOVE to fire my dryer but it rains too much here to get my clothes dry outside
So I just use dryer balls to reduce my drying time
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Death Before Decaf!!
Death Before Decaf!!09-06-2009 12:53 PM
I love line drying my clothes - but I'm not one to line dry inside
I love the smell of freshly dried clothes outside on the line though 
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09-06-2009 03:23 PMIn Australia EVERYONE line dries. We have these clothes lines called "Hills Hoists"
They are a square and they spin and they collapse down. Every back yard has 'em.
(Click here for Wikipedia Info)
And most (99%) of people have a few lines strung up in their garage or carport in case of rain. I think only about 50% of people have dryers for use in case of an emergency or something.
When I moved to the States I was baffled by the fact that everyone uses dryers 100% of the time.
It seems so wasteful. Can't wait to move into a house with a yard and put up a clothes line! -
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09-06-2009 03:37 PM
Originally Posted by ezramedic
In Australia EVERYONE line dries. We have these clothes lines called "Hills Hoists"
They are a square and they spin and they collapse down. Every back yard has 'em.
(Click here for Wikipedia Info)
And most (99%) of people have a few lines strung up in their garage or carport in case of rain. I think only about 50% of people have dryers for use in case of an emergency or something.
When I moved to the States I was baffled by the fact that everyone uses dryers 100% of the time.
It seems so wasteful. Can't wait to move into a house with a yard and put up a clothes line!
Thats what we had in France! I miss it so much... I loved drying my clothes outside but housing wont allow outdoor clothes lines here. I dry a lot of stuff inside and via a line in the garage, but I do still use my dryer plenty too. -
09-06-2009 03:41 PM
Andrew made me a clothesline when we moved in
it was on my required 'we have to do this to the house immediately' list... in fact, it was the only thing I really cared about... 
drying clothes in the sun helps get out organic stains too! All my cloth diapers are poop stain free And it is a natural sanitizer.
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09-06-2009 03:44 PMMy family in Germany has one of those too Originally Posted by ezramedic
In Australia EVERYONE line dries. We have these clothes lines called "Hills Hoists"
They are a square and they spin and they collapse down. Every back yard has 'em.
(Click here for Wikipedia Info)
And most (99%) of people have a few lines strung up in their garage or carport in case of rain. I think only about 50% of people have dryers for use in case of an emergency or something.
When I moved to the States I was baffled by the fact that everyone uses dryers 100% of the time.
It seems so wasteful. Can't wait to move into a house with a yard and put up a clothes line!
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09-06-2009 05:51 PMI miss having a clothes line so much.
Sheets and towels just don't smell as good from a dryer! -
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09-06-2009 07:44 PMI listened to a report on NPR about residential areas that were being challenged because they had laws against putting your laundry on the line.
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