Do you hang your undies on the line?

jackieb

raven83 wrote: »

Jackie, it is so nice to hear other laundry tips, i too love anything laundry but i am still a bit of a novice, what other tips do you care to share?:rotfl:

raven83 wrote: »

Also, i love the feeling of bringing in clothes that are lovely and lined dried fresh and giving them a good sniff, my neighbours must think i am crazy because as i take it down i give it a good sniff:o i love the smell of fresh linen and i love getting into a bed that has been freshly washed and lined dried, i sleep soooooo much better!

raven83 wrote: »

Just a quick question, how do you double quote someone on here? as i cannot work it out? also if you want to quote only a small part of someones post how do you do it? sorry i am very dipsy atm lol.

Ah, yes. Just checking, I was right.

raven83

jackieb wrote: »

On the first post you want to quote, click on the pink and orange speech bubbles. On the last page you want to quote, click on quote. All the quotes should appear on your post.

jackieb wrote: »

Ah, yes. Just checking, I was right.

what like this???

jackieb

raven83 wrote: »

what like this???

Very good! :T

NAR

IenjoyAbargain wrote: »

He`s 70 !! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I know 70 year olds that have fathered children!

raven83

NAR wrote: »

I know 70 year olds that have fathered children!

Grim :rotfl:

NAR

raven83 wrote: »

Grim :rotfl:

If you are still able to have children in 12 years time I could look you up!!! :A

freyasmum

There is nothing I love more than freshly washed bed sheets than have been line-dried. Makes me go to sleep in no time :j

pollypenny wrote: »

Now, if only there was an easy way to tackle the ironing.

Oh but there is.

I despised ironing, it took forever and never looked half done anyway! I had even considered taking the lot to an ironing service Then I got one of these babies... Wow! My daughters pretty little dresses with frills and bows and other such things that are a real PITA to fix took no time at all I went through the whole pile in no time.

In fact, I even took stuff out of the drawers to re-iron the first night I got it :A:rotfl:

londonsurrey

jackieb wrote: »

On the first post you want to quote, click on the pink and orange speech bubbles. On the last page you want to quote, click on quote. All the quotes should appear on your post.

It's so weird. Until I read your post, I never even SAW the orange and pink speech bubbles. Yes, those bright psychedelic ones that appear after every posting. Doh!

I'd been doing it by manually typing the HTML.

sb88_2

For those wondering where you dry them if not on the line! I hang mine on the radiators around the house, unless there are guests coming over, then I make sure they are upstairs drying

londonsurrey

Tippytoes wrote: »

Mine go on the line - whirlygig, outside line if that's how they peg out and I don't give a toss who sees them.

My neighbour on the other hand, pegs hers out with one peg, i.e. hanging from the gusset, so if you were inclined to have a good eyeball at them, you'd only get an "overall" idea of colour and not much else.

Mine go out pegged either side at the hip seam, so little is left to the imagine in terms of colour, fabric and....size:rotfl:

Surely the gusset is the worst place to peg them, as results in the thickest part of the garment squished under the peg and bunched up, thus making the hardest to dry bit least exposed to wind and sunlight?