Week of Rain
looks like we should gera up for another week of rain.
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I’m not sure if anybody else noticed this great burn, but way to go Jonabad.
We need rain in the midwest! Lots of it! Send it to us, please!
I pointed my fan to the west just for you Jes. Maybe it will help.
Thanks. :)
You don’t even know which way West is.
Its where the Sun goes to bed.
Today is nice. Get in your outside time while you can.
… and the rain is back. Sadness (and laundry) prevails.
I do laundry on sunny days. Clothelines are fun.
Landlords who don’t allow them are not. (sad face).
They make your clothes crunchy. I don’t like that.
S.McQuaid, would it be possible to dry clothes by placing them in a vacuum chamber, and having the water sublimate out??
I suspect you’d be more likely to get an answer if you posted the question in the “Defy S. McQuaid” section….but rest assured my ponderer is pondering the question!
If you don’t want crunchy clothes, you can either use liquid fabric softener in the rinse cycle or put them in the dryer for a few minutes after bringing them in off the line. And don’t forget to shake the bugs out.