WET CLOTHES :c

• SUNFLARE wrote on 2014-06-26 11:11

  Quote from Froglord of DESTINY!!!;1228397:

  inb4excusenottogooutside.
  

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  But there many benefits for going outside D: [S]Maybe not for canada but Canada Sucks anyways[/S](Jking )
• Odin wrote on 2014-06-26 13:01

  Quote from SUNFLARE;1228396:

  U have a PC right K Look up a laundry mat And question how does your sister do her clothes without a dryer Ask her and see if you can do yours the same way ?
  
  Also if you wanna air dry makes sure there's a fan or heater nearby or fold your pants and hang them on a Rack like for towels etc and wait till nigh time Sound simple ?
  
  Or buy a Portable Industrial fan or whatever you call them they're roughly 2ft by 2ft in height and length they cost like no electricity not to loud ether put your clothes near them hanging with fan on They are roughly at tops maybe 18- 20 $ In USD

  
  
  This. Just hang them up with a fan nearby to speed up the process if you don't have an outdoor clothesline and nice weather to make it work right.
  
  Leaving your clothes wet will permanently ruin them. They'll get moldy, turning blue-gray and developing a permanent stench. You have to dry them right away after washing to prevent this.
  
  Or go to the local laundry place with a stack of coins and make it happen. Almost every town has at least one such installation, and the dryers are usually pretty quick. To do a week's worth of laundry for two people takes all of 45 minutes and $8 worth of quarters to wash and dry it all.
  
  

  Quote from SUNFLARE;1228399:

  But there many benefits for going outside D:

  
  
  There's always benefits to going outside. Your body literally requires a certain amount of sun exposure in order to avoid psychological problems and manufacture Vitamin D. Doesn't matter the weather as long as you have the right clothing to handle it. Unplug and go do stuff, you'll be glad you did.
  
  

  Quote from SUNFLARE;1228399:

  [S]Maybe not for canada but Canada Sucks anyways[/S](Jking )

  
  Dem's fightin words. Canada > USA by a long shot, unless you are vegetarian or don't like good whiskey.
• Campylobacter jejuni wrote on 2014-06-26 15:16

  Quote from Elleanior;1228282:

  
  
  • Hand-dry them the old-fashioned way.
    
  • Go to a laundromat.
    
  • Request temporary assistance from a friend who has facilities.
    
  • Suck it up and learn that household utilities should take priority over video games.
    

  
  
  I'd go with 1 and 4.

  
  Actually 2 and 3 are very good options, at least ecologically.
• SUNFLARE wrote on 2014-06-26 20:42

  Quote from Odin;1228404:

  This. Just hang them up with a fan nearby to speed up the process if you don't have an outdoor clothesline and nice weather to make it work right.
  
  Leaving your clothes wet will permanently ruin them. They'll get moldy, turning blue-gray and developing a permanent stench. You have to dry them right away after washing to prevent this.
  
  Or go to the local laundry place with a stack of coins and make it happen. Almost every town has at least one such installation, and the dryers are usually pretty quick. To do a week's worth of laundry for two people takes all of 45 minutes and $8 worth of quarters to wash and dry it all.
  
  
  
  There's always benefits to going outside. Your body literally requires a certain amount of sun exposure in order to avoid psychological problems and manufacture Vitamin D. Doesn't matter the weather as long as you have the right clothing to handle it. Unplug and go do stuff, you'll be glad you did.
  
  
  Dem's fightin words. Canada > USA by a long shot, unless you are vegetarian or don't like good whiskey.

  Last partsays jking about the canada but in white letting :D
  
  Also I prefer air drying Mainly cuz it doesnt shrink clothes as bad as dryers