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Drying clothes

Chattastrophe! · 2014-06-10 12:56:34

Having lived in rental accommodation for years, I've always used clothes horses rather than dryers to dry clothes, whether dryers were provided or not. This is because I've always heard that the cost of running clothes dryers was insanely high. However this really isn't working out at the moment. In the past, I was just…

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#32 11-06-2014 05:13PM

Chris_5339762

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Those things are ok but do moisten a room considerably as they just spit all the warm damp air out again. They do dry the clothes though but you have to open it once or twice to rearrange things inside or any items that are up against the covering will stay damp.

Dehumidifier is way more effective in my experience.

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