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In my most righteous, ongoing quest to prove that I am unequivocally the most boring bugger on the site, I pose unto thyselves the following utterly banal question:

How do you dry your clothes after washing them?

Do you hang them on a washing line?

Possibly do you drape them over radiators, bannisters, random chairs etc or maybe even your head?

Alternatively, do you tumble dry them?

Please do reveal all….because I’m not only really boring; I’m additionally really nosey to

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By (user no longer on site)
31 weeks ago

I am fancy Tumble dyer I even sometimes put it on for one outfit

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
31 weeks ago

little house on the praire

Tumble dryer

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By *mf123Man
31 weeks ago

with one foot out the door

Spin in a circle like superman changing then throwup

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By *heel markMan
31 weeks ago

beside the sea

Tumble dryer in the colder months and line dry when it warms up .

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By *ot to giggleWoman
31 weeks ago

Coventry

if i need them quick tumble dry - airer in the winter and well lets face it in the summer when its not dry - love line dryed when it happens

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By *ickyKlungespeareMan
31 weeks ago

St Leonards

Shirts and t-shirts - I have a handy pole over the entrance stairwell to hang them on.

Pants and socks - radiator, unless it's a particularly big wash.

In which case, couple of handy clothes(')-horses.

No space for a tumble here, but when I have had space for a tumble (and dishwasher) I don't really like them much.

I think I must like the feel of warm, wet things on my fingers too much

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By *ickshawedCouple
31 weeks ago

Wolverhampton

A drying rack. Outside if it's dry, inside with a dehumidifier in the winter. The tumble dryer broke years ago and I never bothered to replace it.

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By *ell GwynnWoman
31 weeks ago

North Yorkshire

"A drying rack. Outside if it's dry, inside with a dehumidifier in the winter. The tumble dryer broke years ago and I never bothered to replace it."

Same! I think that makes us twins or something

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By *ell GwynnWoman
31 weeks ago

North Yorkshire

I really hate soft towels from the tumble dryer, anyway. They need to be hard, scratchy, and flay your skin with each use.

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By *ew couple4youCouple
31 weeks ago

Glasgow

We just break out the old mangle

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By *heel markMan
31 weeks ago

beside the sea

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By *lderflower_AppleWoman
31 weeks ago

Basingstoke

No tumble dryer here, so in winter / wet weather it goes on an airer over the bath or hung up on hangers for anything that needs ironing on a frame in the bathroom (I have a separate en suite so can happily dedicate the bathroom as a laundry room). In good weather, everything goes on the rotary line in the garden.

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By *heel markMan
31 weeks ago

beside the sea

"We just break out the old mangle

Hope you used a poss tub first.

I used to put my brothers fingers in my grandads mangle to see how far they would go , not very far apparently ??

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By *ensuallover1000 OP Man
31 weeks ago

Somewhere In The Ether…

One can’t beat hanging in the open air I personally find. I mean clothes hanging just for clarification purposes….

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By *uriousscouserWoman
31 weeks ago

Wirral

I put most over an airer.

Towels and bathrobes go in the tumble drier.

Nothing gets dried outdoors, mostly because I loathe the smell of them afterwards (but also because I'm in a flat in a high rise).

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By *elloWoman
31 weeks ago

alpha centauri

My tumble dryer broke last week so I've been doing my washing and then driving it to my mum's to peg out in her garden, I'll do this throughout the summer and the money I saved in electricity can pay for a new tumble dryer

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By *lowupdollTV/TS
31 weeks ago

Herts/Beds/Lomdon

I put them in wet then go out and hug strangers.

It’s not popular.

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By *ensuallover1000 OP Man
31 weeks ago

Somewhere In The Ether…

"I put them in wet then go out and hug strangers.

It’s not popular. "

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By *ather WickmasMan
31 weeks ago

The Continental

If it’s dry outside. They go on the line every time, even if I have to dodge showers.

Second to that is draping them over every possible place I can find indoors.

A tumble drier is far too flash for my meagre budget.

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By *ickyKlungespeareMan
31 weeks ago

St Leonards

"My tumble dryer broke last week so I've been doing my washing and then driving it to my mum's to peg out in her garden, I'll do this throughout the summer and the money I saved in electricity can pay for a new tumble dryer "

I'm certain "pegging out in mama's garden" is code for something.

Pervert!

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By *ony MannMan
31 weeks ago

Las Gaviotos, Fuerteventura

I take them outside and drape them over a rosemary bush

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