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To each their own. I, for one, can't afford putting all clothes in the dryer. They break so fast that I keep having to buy new ones. In our household, only soc
by skrebbel 8y ago
To each their own. I, for one, can't afford putting all clothes in the dryer. They break so fast that I keep having to buy new ones.
In our household, only socks and underpants and pyjamas and stuff like that go in the dryer, the rest dries outside (or, in a room with the window open when it's cold).
(very western: we're a Dutch and Danish couple)
- tralarpa 8y agoSame in a couple of other West European countries I know. Where I lived, middle class apartment blocks explicitly advertised the fact that there is a large room (cellar or attic) to hang clothes (and I am talking about the 1990s and 2000s here, not about 1960).
- rconti 8y agoWhat kind of clothes are these that break? The only thing I can think of developing holes are my (very expensive) icebreaker merino wool t-shirts, and even those took YEARS to develop any holes. My average cotton/poly/whatever t-shirts, sweatshirts, jeans, last.. I don't know. A decade?