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Post by Dawn on Apr 3, 2016 8:01:55 GMT
Which one ?
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Post by jonesy3006 on Apr 3, 2016 8:04:04 GMT
I've never used anything other than the line
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Post by Donna on Apr 3, 2016 8:11:04 GMT
OK so this all depends on the weather for me. If its a lovely day then always the line. Dry it then stick it in the dryer for 5 mins to get it all fluffy and yummy.
Obviously due to England having limited good weather my dryer is my saviour and I actually don't know what I did without it.
NEVER use your radiators to dry washing. The damp this causes in your house is terrible. If you don't have plumbing for a dryer then you can get a condenser which is what I have (water goes into a compartment that you empty)
OK I'm a cleaning freak haha so this thread is right up my street.
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Post by Dawn on Apr 3, 2016 8:16:56 GMT
I live in a block of flats . and im in the middle ... I do use a washing line now and again but never do i put underware on it lol (that also depends on our lovely Uk weather and if the others in the block don't get there first to use the line ... Mines mostly hung up inside the flat .. Yes i do use radiators but mainly in the winter and i don't have a drier
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Post by Donna on Apr 3, 2016 8:23:29 GMT
If you let them air dry on radiators that's not too bad as this is just like using an airer. It's when you have your heating on it can causes lots of damp but I understand some people can't avoid this.
Look into getting a condenser Dawn they are amazing and you can pick up a really cheap one. I got my BOSCH one for £435 and they let me pay it off i monthly installments interest free!!
I made my mum and sister get one haha.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 3, 2016 12:04:30 GMT
We have a drier, but mostly use it only during very wet days and during the winter as the machine vents out rather then clothes causing excessive humidity from being hungs over a radiator. You casn't beat a washing line though. We live close to the beach so the sea breeze will blow the washing dry, only if the day isn't humid or threatening to rain. Even if it did rain, any clothes once dry would feel soft, really quite lovely.  |
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Post by Dawn on Apr 3, 2016 19:20:46 GMT
If you let them air dry on radiators that's not too bad as this is just like using an airer. It's when you have your heating on it can causes lots of damp but I understand some people can't avoid this. Look into getting a condenser Dawn they are amazing and you can pick up a really cheap one. I got my BOSCH one for £435 and they let me pay it off i monthly installments interest free!! I made my mum and sister get one haha. Maybe hopefully in the future i can get one... will have to get saving and looking .... Now it's getting warmer ( here's hoping lol) it's rare i will have the radiators on any way ... Even my bathroom as now got a washing line in it but can't put a lot on it or long things other wise you will walk into them hahahahahahahahahaha |
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Post by Dani on Apr 4, 2016 0:30:45 GMT
Just the washing lne, luckily in Australia it's usually nice drying days
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Post by Donna on Apr 5, 2016 20:16:45 GMT
Just the washing lne, luckily in Australia it's usually nice drying days I'm so jealous. My family live in Australia. They love it and they love showing me pictures of them going to the beach everyday boohoo lol |
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Post by Paul on Apr 7, 2016 13:52:03 GMT
And if you visit regional South Australia Donna, there is always a spare room for you at mine. |
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