Hand Washables

[connie rotten]

All of my unmentionables and most of my outer wear are hand wash only. I have run out of places to dry them on wash day. I use to wash what I had been wearing as soon as I took them off out os nessesety. I have such a large array of undies and such I put the wash off untill I can have a grand time playing in my underwear drawer.Now I have no space to dry them. It has come a long way from several items over the backs of chairs and the couch. Do any of you use clothes racks for drying your hand washables ?

[GG Vanya]

they can be dried in your dryer, if you have a "delicate" or "air only" cycle.

[Toni]

[SIZE=4]I just peg em out on the line in the garden - cobblers to the neighbours.[/SIZE]

[Marla]

I used to hand wash my undies but now I just put them on delicate and they come out just fine!

[Kimberly]

[SIZE=4]I just peg em out on the line in the garden - cobblers to the neighbours.[/SIZE]

woo!! That's what I've done ^_^

[mudanjel]

If you do choose to handwash your *unmentionables* (that sure get mentioned a lot in here ), I've seen a hanger with a ladder-type rack, so to speak, coming down from it...it holds a lot of undies and stockings and you can hang it off the shower head. Very efficient!

[Daintre]

I use a wooden clothes horse which can be collapsed for easy storage, it gives you lots of drying space.

[vcutenyc]

there is a rack for specifically drying lingerie. it looks like an upside down umbrella and hangs in your shower. i've seen them in Bed Bath & Beyond

[tekla west]

I've always wondered, what is BEYOND bed and bath? But the racks rule. So do clotheslines (also called rope and string) and clothespins. But I do LOVE the "Clobbers to the neighbors" line. All of them work for me. So does the delicate cycle on my W/D.