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No drying washing in rented house?
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Nah, you don't want common sense, what you need is some good sense
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Not everything can be tumble dired0
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If there is no room for a tumble drier then get a combined washer drier, they are cheaper to buy that two separate units.0
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If there is no room for a tumble drier then get a combined washer drier, they are cheaper to buy that two separate units.
They can be a good solution. However the drying capacity with these machines normally is only half the washing capacity, so it takes twice as long to dry a full load. And of course one cannot put another wash on while the previous one is drying.0 -
And also will work out expensive if the op's daughter already had a machine or cannot afford to buy, install & run a combi.I don't respond to stupid so that's why I am ignoring you.
2015 £2 saver #188 = £450
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