Yes. Every time I use it. Not to do so creates a fire hazard.
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No but now that you mention it i think i should, i believe it can cause a fire as well as burn up electricity..
12 years ago. Rating: 13 | |
and cause your dryer to work inefficiently. mine was so full i had to take the back off to get all the lint out. how it got there, i dont know. my dryer worked so good after that it was amazing;
We dry our clothes in fresh air on a rope in the garden, but I understand that in the USA these are considered as ' flags of poverty '. In Oz, most people have a device in their yard called a ' Hills Hoist' to dry their laundy. An export opportunity perhaps?
12 years ago. Rating: 6 | |
My mom had a clothesline for years when we were growing up. It is something I would certainly use. I hang everything to dry unless I am overwhelmed with towels, sheets, and blankets. Yes, a "hills hoist" would be welcomed by me.
I don't know about poverty...I don't have the space for a clothes line at my apt...and when I visit Doolittle's menagerie of animals...well the goats have eaten my clothes LOL
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