On Monday, March 21, 2016 at 1:34:57 PM UTC-5, Brooklyn1 wrote:
>
> The only people who don't use clothes dryers are those who are too
> miserly to spend the few pennies on electric. They don't realize how
> sunlight ruins fabrics, UV rays bleach the colors and destroys the
> fibers.
>
I have a dryer and it is used exclusively in the winter.
Sheets are always hung outside Spring through late Fall.
Sheets are MUCH easier to fold and put away after line
drying. Who cares if UV rays bleach the colors of sheets?
I can't say I've seen any destruction of fibers. As I
previously stated bras ARE hung out because the damage the
dryer does to the elastic.
>
> >We use a dryer. More sanitary than pollen, pine needles and other
> >pollution in the air.
>
Only time pollen is a problem around here is in the Spring. No pine
trees within a mile.
>
> Not to mention bird poop... birds love clothes lines... first time a
> murder of crows poops your freshly laundered clothes you'll never hang
> clothes outdoors again.
>
Rarely, rarely do I find bird poop on my sheets. No trees for
them to roost in in my yard that is near the clothes line.
>
> Another thing is dryers suck all that pesky
> lint off your laundry.
>
Only thing I have trouble with lint is towels. Towels are
'lint givers' and socks and slacks are ;lint takers.'
>
> There's really no point in doing laundry if
> you hang it outdoors, could easily end up dirtier than before you
> laundered it.
>
Thankfully we can do laundry as we choose. The government has
disbanded the "laundry police" agency.
>
> did yoose know that there are special bra
> hangers:
> http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&key...l_937vj1783v_e
>
http://www.amazon.com/Laundry-Clothe...ds=bra+hangers This is the
one I have that I use to hang my bras on outside on the clothes
line. It would also work very well for socks.