Towels and bed linen

Mr_Singleton

In about half an hour I’ve got some towels and bed linen coming out of the washing machine..... am I going straight to hell if I stick them in the tumble drier? What with it being 31c and all.

Mummy2cheekymonkeys

Yep!!! But on the plus side, it will probably be cooler there at the moment

Mr_Singleton

Plus of not using the drier is I save oh? 6 pence in electric.

If I do use it it the towels come out all fluffy and the sheets smell nice. I don!!!8217;t have to see the stuff draped over clothes horses not to mention wondering where all that condensation is going.

Islandmaid

:eek: Saint Martin would spin like a top.....

Pop them on the line and give them a freshen up in the tumble if you are delicate and don't like rough towels - ours were like shredded wheat when I got them in :rotfl:

babs_103

I always tumble dry mine, I have no outdoor space to dry anything.

pollyanna_26

You do realise Mr S that is OS heresy . If you have good weather and outside drying hang them out . It freshens them up and i sleep much better with bedding that's been dried in the sunshine .
My old Mum used to say Look after the pennies and the pounds will look after themselves . All these it only costs add up to large costs .
polly

Wicked_Lady

Definitely hang them all out on the line but bring the towels in early and finish them off in the tumble drier

MovingForwards

Don't forget to iron the bed linen as you wouldnt want creases in your freshly laundered linen.......

bouicca21

My bedding dries ultra quickly in this weather. I don't use the tumble drier except for towels - dried naturally they are rough and stiff. Tumble drying makes them soft and fluffy.

purpleivy

What's wrong with towels like shredded wheat? That's how they should be!

Hobsons_Choice

purpleivy wrote: »

What's wrong with towels like shredded wheat? That's how they should be!

I like a bit of rough (towels ) as well. Seem to dry you better, don't you think?