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[bogey666]

I see most appts have a washer..

I don't see much being mentioned about dryers.

which brings the obvious question - how the hell do you dry your clothes?

(I'm familiar with the old school way, but don't think I can put up a string in my little appt and hang them off there, or outside for that matter, since I think I'll live in a "complex" of sorts.

[canuckistan]

I'd string mine up everywhere--dorknobs, backs of chairs etc. It eventually dried.

[Katchafire]

When I was in a smaller apartment I'd do regular, small loads of washing - hang it up on one of those collapsing A-frame racks when I went to bed - and clothes would generally be dry by morning.
The key is not to let the dirty laundry mount up so you have to drape it everywhere and anywhere.

[Hank the Iconoclast]

I have one of those A-frame racks too. I just hang it up on those.

[moosehead]

yeah, your school definitely should provide a drying rack - they come in all sizes and can be a bit pricey - 40,000 for a larger one.

[Bibbitybop]

Spend 15,000 at Emart.

[bogey666]

[mnhnhyouh]

In winter I spread it on the floor, the ondal dries it.

When the ondol is off I use a drying rack.

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[esetters21]

[Geoff1111]

Use a clothing rack and a fan. Don't overload the rack or it will take forever to dry your clothes.

[Jessie]

I have a washer/ dryer combo! As long as you do not put x-large loads in the machine, the clothes dry quite quickly...big help when you need something fast!!!

[bogey666]

[ciccone_youth]

i like how air-drying is eco-friendly, but i hate how long it takes and how shapeless my cotton clothes are

[KYC]

during the winter, it took 3 days for my clothes to dry. What a nightmare.


is anyone elses' clothes SUPER linty when it comes out of the wash?? Even with a lint roller...ew

[WoBW]

I have a washer/dryer. Before that I used a rack or just spread wet clothes on the floor.