One of the best things about summer - even the rather washed out one we’ve just had is being able to get the washing out on the washing line to dry - zero expense and for many purists the only way if you want to save the word and your bank balance but even this early in the autumn and with the winter months ahead my pragmatic head knows that there has to be a plan B.
This morning I removed my filter of my condensing tumble dryer and had rather a shock....it looked like a fluffy grey blob; I hung my head in even more shame when I was told via You Tube that a tumble dry filter should be washed through once a month or after 20 uses!!!!!! not once a year if it’s lucky!
On Stella’s recommendation I have purchased a
heated clothes dryer from Lakeland - and so here’s my plan to tackle drying for the next few months
On dry clear days washing will be hung outside to dry but then finished off on the airer over night
On wet days washing will be started off in the tumble dryer and finished off on the heated airer.
Apart from the obvious aim of achieving dry washing I don’t want a house full of condensation. I also don’t want to have a huge electricity bills - so watch this space
The
Lakeland airer is said to cost as little as 5p per hour....
