For those of you who own both a washing machine and a dryer, do you dry your clothes on a line when the weather is good or do you always put them in the dryer?
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It the sun is out I’ll hang my whites. The sun bleaches them even more and the end up brighter.
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Always use a dryer. Its faster. Cheers
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Washing line!.. weather permitting of course!
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I always use a dryer, don't have a clothes line anyway.
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washing line if the weather is good but Ive just about stopped using my dryer to cut down my electricity bill lol
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I always hang clothes over a couple of lines in the basement. Saves wear & tear on the clothes and $$ on the electric bill. Downside: The clothes retain the lint that used to be caught in the dryer lint filter.
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I always use the dryer
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I think that there is nothing better than slipping into a bed that has had the sheets dried in the wind. It just smells so good and yes, when it's good weather we hang our laundry outside. Things dry in the winter also but sometimes the snow is too deep.
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line. its cheaper
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on the line i use my dryer as a iron 5-6 prs jeans in and out they come like they be iron .
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The clean fresh air. ☺ (cough cough) well kinda fresh.
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always dryer.
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i own a dryer, but never use it, I dry on the line outside, or on one in the garage if tis to wet, ( which it often is in Auckland)
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I always put them in a dryer. They are right next to each other and I just don't feel like the extra effort lol.
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Always use the dryer. Don't even have a clothesline.
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With our new house we have a finished attic with Skylights and fan circulation to help the rest of the house temp, BUT then the laundry gets to hang up there for a fiew hours and then in the dryer for a final crisping.
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Definately use the clothes line when possible ... save $$$$$ on the electric bill and the clothes smell more fresh .
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I put my clothes out in the hot summer instead of in the dryer because it will turn my house into a huge oven.
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I try to hang them in the warm months if possible to save on electricity. Plus, I love the way they smell after they've been hanging out there.
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I put mine outside in the summer and I use a clothes line to dry my washing in the winter. We have under floor heating so the dry very quickly. I do have a drier but I never use it. It saves us money and your clothes last longer when you dont use the drier.
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i still put mine outside when the weather good, i think they smell fresher when they are dried outside.:)
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Clothes line.
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I do both. Clothes that shrink easily, I hang up to dry. The others go in the dryer.
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On warm sunny days, I hang everything out but towels. Towels just dry a body better when they are dried in the machine. But I love the smell of clothes that have been in the breeze and sunshine. And the clothes usually have less wrinkles outside for me.
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5-28-2017 Dryer. I can not smell any difference, but the wrinkles in sun dried fabrics are obvious. Besides, I resent having to carry stuff around to the clothesline, and then not being sure when they are dry.
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I prefer clothes dried outside. But I don't have a line outside now that I live in an apartment however my sheets do not dry well in dryer. They get tangled up in a knot. I usually spread them across the couch to dry.
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i dont own a washer and dryer, they have them in my apt building so i just use that, cant hang them in my apt building cause i dont own the yard
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