Anyone still use an outdoor clothesline to dry laundry? I really enjoy it for the most part except nights like tonight...hung a load of laundry out and it starts fuggin snowing.
Clotheslines
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Nothing better smelling than sheets frozen outside and then thawed and put on the bed.
Reminds me of my childhood. Nothing like some homemade clothes faded by the sun or some undies with bird shit on em.
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anon_01irjibf16qqj
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That’s how it’s done in most countries outside of the US. Went abroad this summer and they had a balcony (like an extra room with windows split off from the main room), mainly for drying clothes but also had a nice view.
Seems like the outdoors smells nasty compared to the old days. Maybe it’s my upper lip?
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anon_01irjibf16qqj
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Every single Amish person, for starters.
I was just thinking about this a few hours ago. I don't but my mom (no pic) would dry clothes outside when I was a kid. Love that smell.
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When I was a kid In the 50’s we would pin 2 blankets to the line, pull them to each side and weight them down with bricks. Instant tent.
Even if I had a ton of money, which ain’t looking good, I would still prefer a clothesline. Treat yo momma with respect.
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anon_01irjibf16qqj
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Im a wreck. This shit is destroying me. But I’ll be ok.
Officially there is a covenant against it in my neighborhood. But then it is the same for fences and that did not stop some people. Only two remain though.
Sheets on a clotheline fantastic. Whites work well on a clothesline, it fades other clothes though.
