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Living in the Deep South…that’s not an option lol
by Forgeties79 5y ago
Living in the Deep South…that’s not an option lol
- WalterBright 5y agoI live in drizzly Seattle. It takes about 24 hrs for the clothes to dry, but there's no mildew problem if your house is dry. In the summer I sometimes put the rack out on the deck. The fresh smell of sun-dried clothes can't be beat. I grew up in Phoenix. Drying the clothes consisted of: 1. taking them out of the washer 2. putting them on the line 3. going back to to the beginning of the line, and taking them off, as they are now dry I'm not joking.
- ModernMech 5y ago> The fresh smell of sun-dried clothes can't be beat. I see your sun dried clothes and raise you one fresh cut lawn.
- WalterBright 5y agoHaha, mowing the lawn ignites my hay fever. No thanks!
- novok 5y agoSeattle houses are heated near continiously outside some summer hours, so the house interiors are relatively dry. In a place where you don't have heaters or ACs on a lot and the climate is humid, stuff stays humid.
- WalterBright 5y agoI have the heat on maybe 6 months a year.
- Forgeties79 5y agoWith a wife and 2 kids waiting 24hrs for strategic placed massive loads of clothes to dry just isn’t an option either lol Phoenix with that dry heat I bet was effective as a high end dryer!