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Wondering if they still sell the umbrella type laundry drier, it looked like a skeletonized umbrella...?
They do sell theme here in the UK. They even have portable ones - so you can put it away when done or inside when it is raining.
We have a line under our carport (can't be seen from the street). Where we used to live we had a line above the stairs. It was the only place to put the line and was easy. I always wanted a drying rack. My SIL has one like this:
They do sell theme here in the UK. They even have portable ones - so you can put it away when done or inside when it is raining.
We have a line under our carport (can't be seen from the street). Where we used to live we had a line above the stairs. It was the only place to put the line and was easy. I always wanted a drying rack. My SIL has one like this:
Hello Love/lplkemc:
I am enquiring as to the outdoor types looks like a large umbrella w/o the skin
I wud still have to cover same since neighbor grows raspberries in her yard
Imagine...
Cheers
It makes sense financially and environmentally but if you do it here in NJ people will think you are weird or neighbors will not be happy about it.
That depends on where in NJ you are. There are clotheslines all over the place here in Bayonne. I prefer the convenience of my dryer, but they're not an unusual sight here.
Hello Love/lplkemc:
I am enquiring as to the outdoor types looks like a large umbrella w/o the skin
I wud still have to cover same since neighbor grows raspberries in her yard
Imagine...
Cheers
I have a clothesline and will always have a clothesline. It just makes sense to air dry clothes for free.
Not always. Hanging clothing outside in allergy season only adds to the misery of allergy sufferers.
Many houses aren't set up so you can hang a line conveniently, either, and the idea of carrying a basket of wet and heavy clothing up a flight of stairs from the basement laundry room makes my back hurt.
No HOA where I live (thank heavens) and no, nobody cares that I have one.
Most apts here in Brooklyn New York have clotheslines, along with houses as well.
Not always. Hanging clothing outside in allergy season only adds to the misery of allergy sufferers.
Many houses aren't set up so you can hang a line conveniently, either, and the idea of carrying a basket of wet and heavy clothing up a flight of stairs from the basement laundry room makes my back hurt.
That is true, the high rise apartments do not have clotheslines, just usually the 4 floor walk ups.
Oh, and (insert laugh here) lugging wet laundry up a flight of stairs .... Ha, Ha Ha I'm on the 4th floor, so try comming from the laundromat, wet clothes and lugging them up to the 4 th floor. (not so great) Now thats a good leg workout.... Hey, if nothing else, I will have legs of steel by the time I'm 80, that is if I make it. LOL...EEk !!
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