Line-Drying Clothes

[cvcgrad]

Just wondering if anyone still dries clothes on a clothesline?

My mom dried clothes on a clothesline for many years!

[LeAnn]

"cvcgrad" <cvcgrad@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Just wondering if anyone still dries clothes on a clothesline?
>
> My mom dried clothes on a clothesline for many years!

I still hang my clothes on the line during the summer. It makes for a bit
more ironing, but it is worth it for the costs saving and the freshness!

[Vox Humana]

"cvcgrad" <cvcgrad@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Just wondering if anyone still dries clothes on a clothesline?
>
> My mom dried clothes on a clothesline for many years!

You aren't allow to hang clothes out to dry in my neighborhood!

[Sandy]

I always hang my clothes out on the line except in the winter. They smell so
fresh! S

[Dawn]

On 10 Apr 2004 07:01:52 -0700, cvcgrad@hotmail.com (cvcgrad) wrote:

>Just wondering if anyone still dries clothes on a clothesline?
>
>My mom dried clothes on a clothesline for many years!
yes. All year round.

[Phisherman]

On Sun, 11 Apr 2004 00:03:41 GMT, "Vox Humana" <vhumana@hotmail.com>
wrote:

>
>"cvcgrad" <cvcgrad@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:5eee7375.0404100601.353d249f@posting.google.c om...
>> Just wondering if anyone still dries clothes on a clothesline?
>>
>> My mom dried clothes on a clothesline for many years!
>
>You aren't allow to hang clothes out to dry in my neighborhood!
>


Same here. Clothes lines are not allowed, I'm envious of those who
have one!

[skp9011@hotmail.com]

I wash clothes in the sink and rinse them with the sprayer. (Cold
water of course) Sometimes, I even use the local river. I have gone
to a newer system of collecting rainwater in order to avoid rising
local utility rates. Now, this is really the way to go.

As most know, the electric companies are monopolistic. They would
prefer you to dry your clothes in an electric dryer. Oil and gas
drive the turbines. Without revenue how can GW Bush and his cronies
flourish?

Perhaps another CA electric faux crisis is in order, eh?



On 10 Apr 2004 07:01:52 -0700, cvcgrad@hotmail.com (cvcgrad) wrote:

>Just wondering if anyone still dries clothes on a clothesline?
>
>My mom dried clothes on a clothesline for many years!

[Mrs Bonk]

mumbo jumbo
fwiw
I line dry


skp9011@hotmail.com wrote:


> I wash clothes in the sink and rinse them with the sprayer. (Cold
> water of course) Sometimes, I even use the local river. I have gone
> to a newer system of collecting rainwater in order to avoid rising
>local utility rates. Now, this is really the way to go.

>As most know, the electric companies are monopolistic. They would
>prefer you to dry your clothes in an electric dryer. Oil and gas
>drive the turbines. Without revenue how can GW Bush and his cronies
>flourish?

>Perhaps another CA electric faux crisis is in order, eh?

On 10 Apr 2004 07:01:52 -0700, cvcgrad@hotmail.com (cvcgrad) wrote:

>>Just wondering if anyone still dries clothes on a clothesline?
>
>>My mom dried clothes on a clothesline for many years!