maarowak Asks:
My washing machine doesn't have a good dry option, so I have to let them dry in drying racks. Things is, I have 3 drying racks and they are all too small for my sheets. What do I do :[ (also thanks to your blog today I already did a bunch of stuff! Going to put away the stuff in my room now!)
unfuckyourhabitat Said:
Wash stuff at home and bring it to the laundromat to dry?
ETA: And, duh, yes, hang a line if you can. I blame a lack of caffeine for missing the obvious answer there.
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ladycluck said:
We totally get you on this one, having no space to dry things is a bitch. However, what we do for sheets is hang them over doors (it also makes us regularly clean the tops of the doors so we don’t get dirt marks on the laundry…). We usually find that they’re all dry within…
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thrownrockisad4 said:
Or fold the sheets and lay them out between the back of two dining chairs or over the top of the whole drying rack.They’re not super thick so they’ll still dry in a reasonable time(or even hang them over a door - as long as you’ve wiped the top 1st!)
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doitninetimes said:
I have a similar situation, and I fold them in half and drape each sheet over the entire rack, if that makes sense. they’re a bit wrinkly, but they get dry.
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isopod said:
If you have the space and a hard floor, just spread it out flat to dry.
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unrequitedfriendzone said:
hang a line somewhere!
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shamrocked said:
Hang them over a door!
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megavikingman said:
Screw a couple rings into the walls in an out-of-the-way place and string up a clothes line. I had to do that when I rented a cabin one summer, when it was too wet to hang a line outdoors.
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