How do you dry your washing when you live in an apartment?

[MitchT]

My Saturday evening is a bit slow, so I started to ponder this!

[Puggit]

Worked harder and move to a house with a garden - HTH

[yourang youtang]

Well don\'t drag us down with you.

[littlegreenfairy]

Washer/drier or, on airers.

[elle]

littlegreenfairy said:

Washer/drier or, on airers.

I was just about to say the same

[G'kar]

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HTH

Sorry to hear it.

[littlegreenfairy]

elle said:

littlegreenfairy said:

Washer/drier or, on airers.

I was just about to say the same

Tragic isn't it

I miss having a garden, but at least there are good views of the fireworks.

[missdiane]

Radiators, makes house smell nice too.
Need to think about a dehumidfier though, we don't have one but don't seem to suffer
I'm crap at washing lines, forget to get it back in and then it gets wet

[Catz]

When I lived in a flat in Edinburgh I got one of those old pulley maid things that attach to the ceiling.

Suited my Victorian tenement flat, perhaps not so cool in a loft apartment.

[Hedders]

Microwave.

[Six Fiend]

Clothes drier in the spare room by open window.

[missdiane]

Hedders said:

Microwave.

Have you burnt the place down yet

[Penny-lope]

missdiane said:

Radiators, makes house smell nice too.

But I do miss having a garden, and hanging my washing out at 4 in the morning. Mmmm the feel of the dew on my toes

[ASBO]

I don't know, lady Asbo deals with this sort of things.

[carmonk]

I don all the items I've just washed, take speed and do pressups

[satchbot]

Washer/dryer. Job done

[carmonk]

satchbot said:

Washer/dryer. Job done

You're fking kidding me. Nobody said...

[AndyWoodall]

Either washer dryer obviously, or get a rack from Ikea, I got quite a decent one recently, was about £22. It folds flat but once up its huge, I just stick that in the spare room or the main bathroom, mostly the bathroom as our spare room is also a study.

[xiphias]

Airer, stick in front of the oven, open and whack it on for a bit

[Famous Graham]

Catz said:

When I lived in a flat in Edinburgh I got one of those old pulley maid things that attach to the ceiling.

Suited my Victorian tenement flat, perhaps not so cool in a loft apartment.

Exactly what we've got in our flat off Leith Walk - does a remarkably good job