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Step 5Other stuff: Towels, sheets, etc.
Towels, and particularly sheets, are large enough that there aren't that many in a load of laundry, and so hanging them on a line piece by piece is not a lot of work. You can hang them with clothespins, or just drape them over the line. It's that simple.
A high-tech method that's really cool (though not really necessary) is the Candian Cord-O-Clip system that attaches clothespins automatically as you move the line around pulleys. It's available in the US from The Clothesline Shop, among other sources.
A high-tech method that's really cool (though not really necessary) is the Candian Cord-O-Clip system that attaches clothespins automatically as you move the line around pulleys. It's available in the US from The Clothesline Shop, among other sources.
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Dec 31, 2008. 5:33 PMatlanta biker
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Great instructable. Regarding sheets, I find I can drape a sheet from the washer on the bed(on top of the bedspread), turn on the ceiling fan, and its dry in an hour or two if the heat or AC is on. Towels likewise. Sometimes I put rolled up t shirts underneath them so air can get under the wet cloth.
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Mar 5, 2010. 9:29 AMRoxielee
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Love the idea for the sheets it never occured to me before.
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