Do you use pegs to hang laundry on indoor airers?

[mousymouse]

well, I don't but thought things might dry quicker if I don't hang them 'double' iyswim?

I don't. Hadn't ever considered it tbh

No, never occurred to me to do this.

Our airer has wooden slats so don't think pegs would work anyway, but also, too much faff and probably not much difference in drying time, I'd guess.

No. I haveconsidered it for socks and underwear, but never have enough pegs.

I don't but I can see your logic.

I bought one of those round things with loads of pegs on for socks and knickers. It hangs from the airer.

I think I got it from the 99p store, Wilkos... or somewhere like that!

Oh yes - same as kiwibella I hang one of those off the pan rack in the kitchen in bad weather

I have an ikea dryer which is flat with the bars across iyswim. www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/30176088

I peg it on like i would on the line. I think it dries much faster.

Sometimes. My mum does it all the time.

Yes, because it makes sense that a single layer of fabric will dry quicker then a double layer.

Yes, but only when using it outside on the patio ...it usually takes off if I forget!

and because it makes it harder for the children to pull the clothes down when they are playing 'tent' under the clothes horse.

I hang lightweight towels, sheets, duvet covers, etc at the sides of my big tower airer using clothes pegs. I also have the little peg thingy for the kids socks which hangs of the airer too. My airer is really tall so things dont trail on the floor.

No. But I often use the little peg thingies that kiwibella mentions - they're great for using on the outside line & being able to grab lots of stuff & take it indoors if it rains.

Great, will put that on the list for the next trip to IKEA.

I didn't think it was possible to have clothes airer envy . I need a tall one like Seona. My kitchen always looks like a proverbial chinese laundry

I have the IKEA one cutiecat linked to, but without the wings.
sufficiant for a load and small enough to live in a corner of the living room.