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Line-dry or tumble-dry?
I’ll elaborate a little more on the title when I draw up the inevitable poll but I’m just going to ‘let it rhyme’ for now.
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Ah hing oot ma washing
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Line dry is the best but sometimes you just have to tumble due to weather conditions :fist:
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Neem killing the planet with her smalls :idc:
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Condensing tumble dryer
As soon as you put washing on a line it starts to rain |
I like to inform the neighbours that I know exactly when it will rain.
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I ain’t got time for washing lines and broken pegs |
I don't even have a tumble dryer now. If i've hung my washing out and notice after a while it's raining, i just bring it in. Not the end of the world. I know it's for different for families, but when there's just one or two of you there's really no need for a dryer. The electricity they must burn through too?!
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Line dry but use a dryer if its raining.
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I usually use a line whenever the weather is right. I use https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather and the weather app on my phone to check.
Tumble dryers are pretty expensive to run, about £0.65 for an hour at current prices I think. |
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Line....I love the smell of washing thats been line dried.
I don't have a tumble drier and wash most days......it's not been a problem getting it dried and I'm in Manchester :laugh: |
I enjoy getting my clothes outside to dry in the good weather and I know most people think the opposite from what I'm going to say but I don't like the smell of them when they dry outside :/ also the spiders creep me out I don't get why those little 8 legged arrogant ****s always have to take up residence on the washing poles :idc:
So I'm in between I guess |
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