Any suggestions for drying washing indoors

dizzybuff

my house perminantly looks like a chinese laundry as I live uop norrf

Pink.

Hi avstar,

There's an earlier thread with lots of suggestions and advice that may help so I've added your thread to it to keep the suggestions together.

Pink

avstar

Pink-winged wrote: »

Hi avstar,

There's an earlier thread with lots of suggestions and advice that may help so I've added your thread to it to keep the suggestions together.

Pink

Thanks Pink-winged...this will keep me going for a few hours ....just looking out of the window at work and it's glorious sunshine...I need to hang my washing out!:rotfl:

Quillion

freestyle wrote: »

I live in flat, so don't really have access to a garden. But I guess we could all use tips with this countries weather !

I don't have a tumble dryer yet, and using the central heating in the summer is of course a no-no.

I'm looking for creative suggestions on washing lines or anything really...

If this has been covered before please point me in the right direction

I hang my clothes on coathangers and hang them over the door frames and shower rails.

I don't have central heating so this is a pain in the bum for me but i wont have a tumble dryer.

PrincessPeach_2

I'm in a flat and dont have a garden or tumble drier. I have a indoor clothes rack and the central heating and any large items like sheets get thrown over the doors to dry.

purpleivy

My dd is going off to Uni at the end of the month. When she came down this morning she announced that she needs an airer, as it costs a lot to use the TD at the hall of residence. I suppose you could say she's her mother's daughter LOL!

Salster278

I was reading a similar thread at the weekend (sorry can't find it now). I have a combi boiler so no airing cupboard, a built in washing machine but no tumble dryer and nowhere to put a separate one so the only alternative was draping stuff on the radiators. So during this damp and miserable northern summer I have had to have the CH on to dry my stuff!

On the recommendations of this thread, I ordered a heated airer on Sunday online and it arrived on Tuesday. I tried to post a link but I'm too new but if you go on Lakeland and look under laundry you will see it. To me it's the perfect solution and very economical too.

purpleivy

I went on Lakeland just now to try and order a 'Hangaway' but they don't seem to have them any more. Amazon have them listed but not in stock and don't know if they will get any.

Salster278

purpleivy wrote: »

I went on Lakeland just now to try and order a 'Hangaway' but they don't seem to have them any more. Amazon have them listed but not in stock and don't know if they will get any.

Hi, the heated one is called a 2 tier heated folding airer, hope this helps, am evangelical about it already!

spectacles

How does everyone dry their clothes in winter without a tumble dryer. I don't have one now and can't get othes dry before they go stale.

My house is already quite humid and is getting worse.