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maryb

Am I the only one who puts smalls on the inside of a rotary dryer and then pegs towels round the outside?

VJsmum

maryb wrote: »

Am I the only one who puts smalls on the inside of a rotary dryer and then pegs towels round the outside?

I do that, but mainly through space usage rather than not wanting people to see

maryb

That’s really why I do it as well. We’re not overlooked at the back so I don’t need to worry about neighbours being traumatised by the sight of my harvest festivals, but it makes sense to hang them that way as they are much quicker to unpeg if they are all close together on the short bits of line

jk0

maryb wrote: »

Am I the only one who puts smalls on the inside of a rotary dryer and then pegs towels round the outside?

Nope, and I'm a bloke.

Pants in the middle, then vests, then towels, then sheets. No-one's going to see my undies without a drone.

Witless

maryb wrote: »

Am I the only one who puts smalls on the inside of a rotary dryer and then pegs towels round the outside?

Smalls?

SMALLS?

It's obvious you've never been unfortunate enough to see mine!

jk0

I'm just watching this video linked from Zerohedge. (I know he looks like a hillbilly, but he makes a lot of sense.)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fdzm0pqZAY&feature=youtu.be

maryb

Witless wrote: »

Smalls?

SMALLS?

It's obvious you've never been unfortunate enough to see mine!

:rotfl: I did mention mine are what they call harvest festivals (all is safely gathered in):rotfl:

mardatha

Anybody in here got night sight binocs or similar? Where did you get them and how much were they?

Karmacat

Mar, thats a good question ... I'll be watching to see if anyone does.

As to underwear ... I have a washing line in my back garden, I peg it out if there's room (its collapsing inward, as the stakes are pulled by the line, every so often I re-do them). I think everyone who can see my back garden is aware that I live alone ... so be it. If I get night vision binocs, I'm one up

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Undies go up first on the rotary drier then tops and jumpers followed by trousers and fleeces and the towels and sheets/duvet covers go on the outside on the longest line spaces. Not because we're likely to be perused but because that's the best way to catch the wind and dry the washing. Line in in the back garden behind the house and only a couple of neighbours would be able to see it from their bedroom windows if they leaned out. We're far too boring and old to be of interest to anyone!!!