When my husband and I were first married, we couldn't afford both a washer and dryer...so I got the washer and used a clothes line. Still remember how wonderful the sheets smelled. That was 30 years ago and sometimes miss hanging clothes. In the early spring, I still take my down comforters and feather pillows outside to get some "sun".
When I was a little girl, my Mom had a washer but not a dryer and she use to hang our clothes out to dry. I remember the smell of sheets and towels. Wish we could do that today.
I still hang my clothes on the line. I also use racks in the winter. I have a dryer but only use it to fluff up the clothes. Yesterday it was in the 40's and I hung out the flannel sheets. Dried nicely. jodie
That is wonderful that you can do that. I wish they would put up some lines in the back of the apartments I live in. They won't because they say it detracts from beauty of the area. I don't buy that, but there is nothing I can do.
I would love to put my flannel sheets outside to dry.
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When my husband and I were first married, we couldn't afford both a washer and dryer...so I got the washer and used a clothes line. Still remember how wonderful the sheets smelled. That was 30 years ago and sometimes miss hanging clothes. In the early spring, I still take my down comforters and feather pillows outside to get some "sun".
Good Morning Angela,
When I was a little girl, my Mom had a washer but not a dryer and she use to hang our clothes out to dry. I remember the smell of sheets and towels. Wish we could do that today.
Marilyn
I still hang my clothes on the line. I also use racks in the winter. I have a dryer but only use it to fluff up the clothes.
Yesterday it was in the 40's and I hung out the flannel sheets. Dried nicely.
jodie
Hi Jodie,
That is wonderful that you can do that. I wish they would put up some lines in the back of the apartments I live in. They won't because they say it detracts from beauty of the area. I don't buy that, but there is nothing I can do.
I would love to put my flannel sheets outside to dry.
Marilyn
Seeing laundry out to dry gives a comforting old-fashioned feeling.
Doreen
Hi Doreen,
I had never thought of it that way, but you are right.
Marilyn
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