Do you dry your clothes on ropes or on drying stand?

@amnabas (14639)
Karachi, Pakistan
November 1, 2015 1:28pm CST
Yesterday i went to buy some groccery.While roaming in the grocery store i found a clothes hanging stand.I was looking for this for so long as my old one is almost dump.Its broken from the strings and is bent down.It was bought almost ten years ago so it has crossed its usage date lol..... Do you hang your clothes on stand or on strings after laundring?
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Karen Waterson
@rosekiss (30414)
• Eugene, Oregon
2 Nov 15
Neither, as I have a clothes dryer that i used. when I was married, i never had a dryer, only a washer, so i would put the clothes to dry on wooden dowels. Sure it took longer, but they finally did get dry. I am glad for my dryer though, as I get them dry the same day, and can fold them up and put them away.
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Karen Waterson
@rosekiss (30414)
• Eugene, Oregon
2 Nov 15
@amnabas I do agree that sunlight is better for the clothes, but I don't have a way to dry them outside here where I am live. I used to though years ago, when I lived on the farm. I just prefer to put them in he dryer.
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amnabas
@amnabas (14639)
• Karachi, Pakistan
2 Nov 15
Yes they take time to dry in a natural way but sunlight gives a shine to them.Do you agree with that?
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amnabas
@amnabas (14639)
• Karachi, Pakistan
2 Nov 15
@enlightenedpsych2 yes you are right my friend.
peggy baker
@softbabe44 (5816)
• Vancouver, Washington
2 Nov 15
In the dryer they go.
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amnabas
@amnabas (14639)
• Karachi, Pakistan
2 Nov 15
Ok many of mylot friends replied for dryer.
peggy baker
@softbabe44 (5816)
• Vancouver, Washington
2 Nov 15
@amnabas Yea most would probably do that dyer thing in they go.
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Shasta
@cupkitties (7421)
• United States
2 Nov 15
In our neighborhood, everybody uses a dryer. So far, I've seen only one family that dried their clothing outdoors. It would be nice for us to do that, but we have a lab who would jump up and tear all the clothes.
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amnabas
@amnabas (14639)
• Karachi, Pakistan
2 Nov 15
Ohh myy than its better to dryer out then to line up outside.
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sofs
@sofssu (23662)
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2 Nov 15
I love drying my clothes out in the sun..I hate having to dry them in the drier on wet days.
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amnabas
@amnabas (14639)
• Karachi, Pakistan
2 Nov 15
Yes without sunlight the clothes seems to wet and humid
Cahaya
@cahaya1983 (11116)
• Malaysia
2 Nov 15
I use a clothes rail to dry my clothes outside. I don't need a dryer at home either since we get a lot of sun all year long.
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amnabas
@amnabas (14639)
• Karachi, Pakistan
2 Nov 15
Yes malaysia has quite hot summers like pakistan i guess.
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Fiacre Banks
@xFiacre (13123)
• Ireland
1 Nov 15
I prefer wearing clothes that have been dried on a line in the garden. However I live in Ireland so that won't be happening again until at least April.
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amnabas
@amnabas (14639)
• Karachi, Pakistan
2 Nov 15
Ok i have heard in england and ireland people do use to dry up their clothes on the house heaters too is it right?
Fiacre Banks
@xFiacre (13123)
• Ireland
2 Nov 15
@amnabas unfortunately that's right. I don't like doing that.
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gaylesglimpses
@gaylesglimpses (164)
• United States
2 Nov 15
It's too humid where I live to use anything except a dryer. I tried putting a few things out this past summer but it was a waste of time.
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amnabas
@amnabas (14639)
• Karachi, Pakistan
2 Nov 15
Ohh yes humidity keep the clothes wet and not let them dry.
rebel_woman06
@SIMPLYD (90721)
• Philippines
2 Nov 15
The laundrywoman hangs them on a clothesline made of aluminum wire after she spinned it dry .
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amnabas
@amnabas (14639)
• Karachi, Pakistan
2 Nov 15
Yes we call it those here ropes whether they are made of nylon or almunium.
Judy Story
@jstory07 (139817)
• Roseburg, Oregon
1 Nov 15
I threw the clothes in my dryer. I guess I am lazy.
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amnabas
@amnabas (14639)
• Karachi, Pakistan
1 Nov 15
Okay but here we feel to give sunlight to our clothes to dryout.
rakski
@rakski (125897)
• Philippines
2 Nov 15
actually, mine is a nylon cord. Since I have kids, I laundry more clothes and I do not think laundry stand can accommodate all of them.
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amnabas
@amnabas (14639)
• Karachi, Pakistan
2 Nov 15
You are right it bears few clothes otherwise it falks when overburdoned.
Valerie J. Routhieaux
@just4him (317249)
• Green Bay, Wisconsin
1 Nov 15
I have a clothes dryer. I'm glad you were able to get a new clothes stand.
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amnabas
@amnabas (14639)
• Karachi, Pakistan
2 Nov 15
Thanks for appreciation.
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Morley Hunt
@Morleyhunt (21744)
• Canada
28 Dec 15
If the weather permits my clothes dries outside on a clothesline.
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Phoenixmaid
@Phoenixmaid (129)
• United Kingdom
1 Nov 15
if it's raining i use the drying rack, but if it's dry i use the washing ling in the garden.
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amnabas
@amnabas (14639)
• Karachi, Pakistan
1 Nov 15
You are doing perfectly right .
Amanda Tucker
@Kazemononoke (248)
• United States
1 Nov 15
I have a dryer but at one time I had to hang my clothes to dry as well. During the winter it didn't work very much. I used the lines outside.
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amnabas
@amnabas (14639)
• Karachi, Pakistan
1 Nov 15
Yes its necessary sometimes to line them out.
Belle Starr (Iz)
@BelleStarr (61102)
• United States
2 Nov 15
I have an electric clothes dryer. For things I don't want to dry, I put them on hangers and I have a wall shelf from which I hang them.I don't have an outdoor clothes line except at our lake cottage where I do have a line and also an electric dryer/
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