Leaving washing out at night

Jevvers

Mupette wrote: »

if it was going to rain during the night then yes i would of had to rewash it all, but it was fine.

Why would you have to rewash it if it's rained on? Genuine question.

Jevvers

Oh and I hide my smalls on the second level of the airer. We're all very British aren't we?!

bluebag

No, because stuff has been pinched in the past, but I do fold it very, very carefully straight from the washer and put it in a basket.

I hang it out equally carefully because I LOATHE ironing!

Psykicpup

if you have any thing towelling - ie towels they will be softer for the overnight dew or frost!

pollyskettle

I often hang out washing overnight and don't have an issue hanging out our underwear, after all, it's not exactly going to come as a shock to anyone that we wear it now, is it?! If people want to ogle my lingerie (or, more worryingly, OHs boxers :eek:) that's their problem, not mine.

compforus

Alas...I remember the days when my knickers used to get nicked (no pun intended) off the line... 'tis no more...

devon27_2

Thank you to you all who have added to this thread has made me laugh some off the responses, its great to know that there us such a great community spirit on here! so thank you once again.

sleepless_saver

Jevvers wrote: »

Why would you have to rewash it if it's rained on? Genuine question.

There was a thread on this a while back. It had never occurred to me that anyone would, but it turned out that people do. Not very moneysaving though:).

calleyw

and it rained

It is still on the line. Would you re-wash it or just rinse it out?

Yours

Calley

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Hi calley,

I wouldn't wash it again unless it was dirty. Some old stylers deliberately choose to put their washing out at night:

Leaving washing out at night

I'll add your thread to that one later to keep the replies together.

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