What can I do with tumble dryer water?

[BusyCee]

Ok, forgive me if this is a silly Q, but I've recently purchased our first ever (condensing) tumble dryer. I love it, obviously, but I'm heaving what seems like endless litres of water down the sink. What can I do with it rather than sling it? Drink it? Cook with it? Or do you all just hurl it away?

I wouldn't drink it or cook with it, but I do water the plants with it.

Water plants with it, use it as steam iron filler?

I pour it down the sink.

We put it on our steam iron or the mop bucket for cleaning floors. It is just clean water after all.

I just pour it down the sink.

Until now I've poured it down the sink without thinking about it, but I think I might start using it to water the plants - might not kill quite so many plants that way!

we use ours on the garden, partly because we have a tight tank and it costs us £££'s to have it emptied!

I put mine into the steam iron. We have very hard water and this saves forking out for special "ironing water"

As others have said, use it for ironing water.

You can do anything with it other than ingest it! So water plants, put it in a steam iron, use it to clean the floor, wash you windows with it etc.

My steam cleaner does specifically say not to use it though.

Thanks. It seems the best way to dispose of the water usefully is to do more housework...!