Maybe you woke up this morning and your dryer decided to be stupid. Perhaps you usually hang your clothes outside to dry, but it’s raining cats and dogs. Whatever the reason, sometimes you just have to line dry clothes indoors. Line drying clothes in winter isn’t so bad if you live in a fairly dry area. They may freeze, but they still get dry. It’s a totally different story for those of us in a rainy area like Oregon. I admit, I’m guilty of using my dryer way too much, ESPECIALLY when it’s cold and rainy. But there have been times when the dryer broke and we line dried our clothes until it was in the budget to replace. (And if you ever have to pick between a washer and a dryer, fix the washer first because handwashing clothes is a bit of a workout).
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How To Line Dry Clothes Indoors When Your Dryer Is Being Stupid
