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No dryer and new baby. Tips on getting through the washing pile.

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Coldcuppacoffee · 13/01/2012 15:08

just that really. I can't believe the pile of washing with a second baby in the house.

I just can't dry stuff fast enough to keep up.

What do you do?

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doughnutty · 13/01/2012 15:31

Only wash whats dirty. Which means if it doesn't have poo, sick, wee, food or milk visible on it, it gets worn again. This includes adults too. Underwear excepted.

MeghanMc · 13/01/2012 15:41

Invest in a heated tower airer from Lakeland:

www.lakeland.co.uk/21736/Dry-Soon-Heated-Tower-Airer

Just put washing onto the airer, cover it with a old duvet cover and leave it running overnight. Washing is dry the next day Grin The airer can take up to a full load each time (mine is a 8kg washing machine).

No clothing hanging over radiator, etc....... but I really can't be bothered dislike ironing, just can't seem to keep on top of it. Oh, the good thing about the heated airer, most things come out nice and straight-ish. If you are not anal fussy about ironed clothes, most of the clothes from the heated airer can be folded straight away Smile

Good luck with the findings ;)

AngelGeorgie · 13/01/2012 15:47

The " contraption" mentioned above may be very similar to what I 'm about to mention!!! We have no room for a tumble dryer so have a " dry buddy" from JML ( I think, DH bought it!!) my DD is 12 weeks old & it's very useful. You hang your clothes up in it then plug it in & away you go!!!! Clothes dried within a couple of hours but yet to see how much electricity it uses though!!!!

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