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By: Penny Walker

Penny Walker — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 14:37:26 +0000

For those who need outdoor drying on a wet day, I stumbled on this yesterday when looking for a replacement spike for my rotary dryer.

http://www.ecowashinglines.co.uk/rotary-washing-line-cover

The cover goes over the top of the dryer when it’s open, and sides hang down to protect all the undies underneath.

Then maybe you can pretend it’s a gazebo or summerhouse, and nosy neighbours won’t complain either.

Penny

(London, UK)

By: ats

ats — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 15:07:02 +0000

I know this comment is late, but I’ll leave it just in case anyone does see it and finds it as telling as I do.

The statement from Mr. Jacques:

“Those rules are why when I look out my window I now see birds, trees and flowers, …”

Reminded me of:

They’re coming to take me away, HA HA
They’re coming to take me away, HO HO HEE HEE HA HA
To the happy home
With trees and flowers and chirping birds …

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27OeLbdnwnI

By: Heather G

Heather G — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 19:53:56 +0000

Stephen B, I live in MA and wrote my rep, senator, and Sec. Bowles !

By: Heather G

Heather G — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 18:06:08 +0000

We hang our undies up indoors on a drying rack; L is sensitive about these things. Everything else goes outside most of the year. The laundry lines get taken down in the winter. Um, I’m not sure why, but maybe because we get quite a bit of snow. So then I hang things up indoors. Our bed has a metal canopy frame, which is perfect to hang clothing on hangers from. I do end up using the dryer for sheets and sometimes towels as we don’t have enough space in the apartment. It may not be house beautiful, but on the other hand the extra humidity during our dry winters is great for my asthma and saves having to use a humidifier.

By: Lisa

Lisa — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 05:58:10 +0000

I used to have a proper Hills Hoist rotary clothesline but my husband felled a tree on it a couple of years ago. I’m lucky that I have a long, wide verandah on the north (sunny) side of the house so I have two lines stung under that. The lines hold one large load of laundry between them and it doesn’t matter if it rains as it’s under cover. For underpants I have a little round hanger thingy with clips around the outside edge that I hang off a hook under the roof (like a hanging planter pot) to save space on the lines.

In Tasmania winters are either cold and frosty or wet. Some mornings it feels like my fingers are getting frostbite but I haven’t lost a digit yet! If the weather is still and the laundry unlikely to dry after a couple of days I bring it in anyway and use a clothes horse (or airer) in front of the heat pump in the dining room. That dries nicely using the moving heated air while heating the house. If I run out of room on the airer/s I also use the dining chairs and some shirt hangers to hold the overflow.

Our dining room indeed resembles a Chinese Laundry most of the winter, especially this year when we broke our drought with record rains in several consecutive months. However, I prefer this look to using a dryer if at all possible. I have access to one at Mum’s or a local laundrette but I resist except in the most dire of circumstances, maybe once every 5 years.

I’d be glad to help our northern colleagues out in a protest over the right to hang washing out in the fresh air and sunshine anytime ;0)