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By *s Lolly OP Woman
over a year ago
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You clothes on the washing line?
Do you have a method or just peg what ever you get your hands on or are you like me and go for the big items first and peg away till you get to the smaller ones ....  |
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By *ezoMan
over a year ago
The Kingdom |
"You clothes on the washing line?
Do you have a method or just peg what ever you get your hands on or are you like me and go for the big items first and peg away till you get to the smaller ones .... "
Got to say I have use the same technique. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"You clothes on the washing line?
Do you have a method or just peg what ever you get your hands on or are you like me and go for the big items first and peg away till you get to the smaller ones .... "
When I'm feeling fancy, I go for the plastic ones... Right now, I plan on tumble drying my way out of this cost of living crisis |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
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"You clothes on the washing line?
Do you have a method or just peg what ever you get your hands on or are you like me and go for the big items first and peg away till you get to the smaller ones ....
When I'm feeling fancy, I go for the plastic ones... Right now, I plan on tumble drying my way out of this cost of living crisis "
Sounds like a plan  |
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If anyone here isn't pairing up their socks using the socktopuss then the second half of your life has yet to begin. Paired up as they are hung up, easy to pull in 8 pairs in a flash if it starts to rain, and a superiority complex included |
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By *s Lolly OP Woman
over a year ago
The pub then supermacs ... |
"If anyone here isn't pairing up their socks using the socktopuss then the second half of your life has yet to begin. Paired up as they are hung up, easy to pull in 8 pairs in a flash if it starts to rain, and a superiority complex included "
What is a socktopuss? And why am I only finding out about this now |
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Try not to have big items like sheets in with clothes. They take up too much of the line. So separate wash.
I'm pedantic about washing socks. Will sort them before washing. Two go in, two come out!....The Mrs likes to watch the world burn! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"No outdoor lines for me.
Don't like the idea of all my lovely clean things out in the elements for birds, bugs and bad weather to dirty them up again."
I prefer to hang them outside rather than have the dryer chewing electricity. Obviously timing is everything in the Irish climate! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"No outdoor lines for me.
Don't like the idea of all my lovely clean things out in the elements for birds, bugs and bad weather to dirty them up again.
I prefer to hang them outside rather than have the dryer chewing electricity. Obviously timing is everything in the Irish climate!"
I have indoor racks instead, who could afford running a dryer all hours these days, not me |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"No outdoor lines for me.
Don't like the idea of all my lovely clean things out in the elements for birds, bugs and bad weather to dirty them up again.
I prefer to hang them outside rather than have the dryer chewing electricity. Obviously timing is everything in the Irish climate!
I have indoor racks instead, who could afford running a dryer all hours these days, not me "
I use those too, but they do increase the humidity in the house. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Smalls on the inside, bigger stuff to the outside.
All pegs per item must match each other and the item they're holding on the line
Socks pegged by the toes, knickers by the gusset, tops and shirts by the hem, trousers by the legs and everything inside out so as not to get marked by the line or the pegs.
One side of the whirly line for each person so it's easier to sort when the washing is brought in.
Bloody military operation  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"No outdoor lines for me.
Don't like the idea of all my lovely clean things out in the elements for birds, bugs and bad weather to dirty them up again.
I prefer to hang them outside rather than have the dryer chewing electricity. Obviously timing is everything in the Irish climate!
I have indoor racks instead, who could afford running a dryer all hours these days, not me
I use those too, but they do increase the humidity in the house."
It's never the heat, it's the humidity that gets ya |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"No outdoor lines for me.
Don't like the idea of all my lovely clean things out in the elements for birds, bugs and bad weather to dirty them up again.
I prefer to hang them outside rather than have the dryer chewing electricity. Obviously timing is everything in the Irish climate!
I have indoor racks instead, who could afford running a dryer all hours these days, not me
I use those too, but they do increase the humidity in the house.
It's never the heat, it's the humidity that gets ya"
Choking on mould spores all winter isn't fun |
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"Smalls on the inside, bigger stuff to the outside.
All pegs per item must match each other and the item they're holding on the line
Socks pegged by the toes, knickers by the gusset, tops and shirts by the hem, trousers by the legs and everything inside out so as not to get marked by the line or the pegs.
One side of the whirly line for each person so it's easier to sort when the washing is brought in.
Bloody military operation "
This right here is my kinda porn |
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By *s Lolly OP Woman
over a year ago
The pub then supermacs ... |
"Smalls on the inside, bigger stuff to the outside.
All pegs per item must match each other and the item they're holding on the line
Socks pegged by the toes, knickers by the gusset, tops and shirts by the hem, trousers by the legs and everything inside out so as not to get marked by the line or the pegs.
One side of the whirly line for each person so it's easier to sort when the washing is brought in.
Bloody military operation "
Fuck thats hott  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Smalls on the inside, bigger stuff to the outside.
All pegs per item must match each other and the item they're holding on the line
Socks pegged by the toes, knickers by the gusset, tops and shirts by the hem, trousers by the legs and everything inside out so as not to get marked by the line or the pegs.
One side of the whirly line for each person so it's easier to sort when the washing is brought in.
Bloody military operation
Fuck thats hott "
What can I say...I got allll the moves |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"No outdoor lines for me.
Don't like the idea of all my lovely clean things out in the elements for birds, bugs and bad weather to dirty them up again.
I prefer to hang them outside rather than have the dryer chewing electricity. Obviously timing is everything in the Irish climate!
I have indoor racks instead, who could afford running a dryer all hours these days, not me
I use those too, but they do increase the humidity in the house.
It's never the heat, it's the humidity that gets ya
Choking on mould spores all winter isn't fun "
Dehumidifier. Every irish household should have one |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
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"Smalls on the inside, bigger stuff to the outside.
All pegs per item must match each other and the item they're holding on the line
Socks pegged by the toes, knickers by the gusset, tops and shirts by the hem, trousers by the legs and everything inside out so as not to get marked by the line or the pegs.
One side of the whirly line for each person so it's easier to sort when the washing is brought in.
Bloody military operation "
You said gusset ...  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Smalls on the inside, bigger stuff to the outside.
All pegs per item must match each other and the item they're holding on the line
Socks pegged by the toes, knickers by the gusset, tops and shirts by the hem, trousers by the legs and everything inside out so as not to get marked by the line or the pegs.
One side of the whirly line for each person so it's easier to sort when the washing is brought in.
Bloody military operation
You said gusset ... "
At least I didn't say damp gusset  |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
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"Smalls on the inside, bigger stuff to the outside.
All pegs per item must match each other and the item they're holding on the line
Socks pegged by the toes, knickers by the gusset, tops and shirts by the hem, trousers by the legs and everything inside out so as not to get marked by the line or the pegs.
One side of the whirly line for each person so it's easier to sort when the washing is brought in.
Bloody military operation
You said gusset ...
At least I didn't say damp gusset "
Or moist |
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"Smalls on the inside, bigger stuff to the outside.
All pegs per item must match each other and the item they're holding on the line
Socks pegged by the toes, knickers by the gusset, tops and shirts by the hem, trousers by the legs and everything inside out so as not to get marked by the line or the pegs.
One side of the whirly line for each person so it's easier to sort when the washing is brought in.
Bloody military operation "
And I thought I was anal
None of that kinda pegging in my household  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"No outdoor lines for me.
Don't like the idea of all my lovely clean things out in the elements for birds, bugs and bad weather to dirty them up again.
I prefer to hang them outside rather than have the dryer chewing electricity. Obviously timing is everything in the Irish climate!
I have indoor racks instead, who could afford running a dryer all hours these days, not me
I use those too, but they do increase the humidity in the house."
Good for the asthmatic here then
Side bene's ftw
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By (user no longer on site)
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"No outdoor lines for me.
Don't like the idea of all my lovely clean things out in the elements for birds, bugs and bad weather to dirty them up again.
I prefer to hang them outside rather than have the dryer chewing electricity. Obviously timing is everything in the Irish climate!
I have indoor racks instead, who could afford running a dryer all hours these days, not me
I use those too, but they do increase the humidity in the house.
It's never the heat, it's the humidity that gets ya
Choking on mould spores all winter isn't fun "
Do you not open windows in the colder months? In saying that I'd only be opening the bathrooms and bedrooms for an airing, the downstairs gets sorted by the doors being left ajar for the doggo and by kids that think they have an invisible butler |
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"Smalls on the inside, bigger stuff to the outside.
All pegs per item must match each other and the item they're holding on the line
Socks pegged by the toes, knickers by the gusset, tops and shirts by the hem, trousers by the legs and everything inside out so as not to get marked by the line or the pegs.
One side of the whirly line for each person so it's easier to sort when the washing is brought in.
Bloody military operation "
That gave me a semi! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Smalls on the inside, bigger stuff to the outside.
All pegs per item must match each other and the item they're holding on the line
Socks pegged by the toes, knickers by the gusset, tops and shirts by the hem, trousers by the legs and everything inside out so as not to get marked by the line or the pegs.
One side of the whirly line for each person so it's easier to sort when the washing is brought in.
Bloody military operation "
Oh I'm not so organised for clothes but socks and undies.....
Seperated and hung in different groups for sure. Sooooo much easier for piling them up when putting it all away  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"No outdoor lines for me.
Don't like the idea of all my lovely clean things out in the elements for birds, bugs and bad weather to dirty them up again.
I prefer to hang them outside rather than have the dryer chewing electricity. Obviously timing is everything in the Irish climate!
I have indoor racks instead, who could afford running a dryer all hours these days, not me
I use those too, but they do increase the humidity in the house.
It's never the heat, it's the humidity that gets ya
Choking on mould spores all winter isn't fun
Do you not open windows in the colder months? In saying that I'd only be opening the bathrooms and bedrooms for an airing, the downstairs gets sorted by the doors being left ajar for the doggo and by kids that think they have an invisible butler "
Of course I do, with rain falling outside most of the time, this increases the humidity |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"No outdoor lines for me.
Don't like the idea of all my lovely clean things out in the elements for birds, bugs and bad weather to dirty them up again.
I prefer to hang them outside rather than have the dryer chewing electricity. Obviously timing is everything in the Irish climate!
I have indoor racks instead, who could afford running a dryer all hours these days, not me
I use those too, but they do increase the humidity in the house.
It's never the heat, it's the humidity that gets ya
Choking on mould spores all winter isn't fun
Do you not open windows in the colder months? In saying that I'd only be opening the bathrooms and bedrooms for an airing, the downstairs gets sorted by the doors being left ajar for the doggo and by kids that think they have an invisible butler
Of course I do, with rain falling outside most of the time, this increases the humidity "
I see it as fresh air moving as opposed to standing air or stale, moisture on surfaces not getting cleaned or aired out etc but heyho
Some put little dishes of water near their radiators for this too, to counteract their central heating. Not me though, never had a need, guess I know why now |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"No outdoor lines for me.
Don't like the idea of all my lovely clean things out in the elements for birds, bugs and bad weather to dirty them up again.
I prefer to hang them outside rather than have the dryer chewing electricity. Obviously timing is everything in the Irish climate!
I have indoor racks instead, who could afford running a dryer all hours these days, not me
I use those too, but they do increase the humidity in the house.
It's never the heat, it's the humidity that gets ya
Choking on mould spores all winter isn't fun
Do you not open windows in the colder months? In saying that I'd only be opening the bathrooms and bedrooms for an airing, the downstairs gets sorted by the doors being left ajar for the doggo and by kids that think they have an invisible butler
Of course I do, with rain falling outside most of the time, this increases the humidity
I see it as fresh air moving as opposed to standing air or stale, moisture on surfaces not getting cleaned or aired out etc but heyho
Some put little dishes of water near their radiators for this too, to counteract their central heating. Not me though, never had a need, guess I know why now "
Moisture levels outside are invariably higher in winter where I live, except in the event of (increasingly rare) cold snap. Yes I open windows to let stale air out, but it doesn't diminish dampness, the only way to reduce that would be having heating on full blast all winter. Hey ho, that's life in a damp climate |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"No outdoor lines for me.
Don't like the idea of all my lovely clean things out in the elements for birds, bugs and bad weather to dirty them up again.
I prefer to hang them outside rather than have the dryer chewing electricity. Obviously timing is everything in the Irish climate!
I have indoor racks instead, who could afford running a dryer all hours these days, not me
I use those too, but they do increase the humidity in the house.
It's never the heat, it's the humidity that gets ya
Choking on mould spores all winter isn't fun
Do you not open windows in the colder months? In saying that I'd only be opening the bathrooms and bedrooms for an airing, the downstairs gets sorted by the doors being left ajar for the doggo and by kids that think they have an invisible butler
Of course I do, with rain falling outside most of the time, this increases the humidity
I see it as fresh air moving as opposed to standing air or stale, moisture on surfaces not getting cleaned or aired out etc but heyho
Some put little dishes of water near their radiators for this too, to counteract their central heating. Not me though, never had a need, guess I know why now
Moisture levels outside are invariably higher in winter where I live, except in the event of (increasingly rare) cold snap. Yes I open windows to let stale air out, but it doesn't diminish dampness, the only way to reduce that would be having heating on full blast all winter. Hey ho, that's life in a damp climate "
Sounds tough to manage tbh
Glad it's not so bad up here |
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By *iscuits8Man
over a year ago
Meath/Dublin/Birmingham |
I'm a of an OCD pegger. There's about 3 different types of pegs in the basket and various colours of each. The type and colour of peg simply cannot be mixed on one item of clothing. It's a rotary line and ideally each section of line will have the same type of pegs all the way over. Anyways, hit up my inbox if you're interested in some pics of me involved in some pegging and I'll arrange it |
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"I'm a of an OCD pegger. There's about 3 different types of pegs in the basket and various colours of each. The type and colour of peg simply cannot be mixed on one item of clothing. It's a rotary line and ideally each section of line will have the same type of pegs all the way over. Anyways, hit up my inbox if you're interested in some pics of me involved in some pegging and I'll arrange it "
Aaaaand onto my hotlist you go! |
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By *iscuits8Man
over a year ago
Meath/Dublin/Birmingham |
"I'm a of an OCD pegger. There's about 3 different types of pegs in the basket and various colours of each. The type and colour of peg simply cannot be mixed on one item of clothing. It's a rotary line and ideally each section of line will have the same type of pegs all the way over. Anyways, hit up my inbox if you're interested in some pics of me involved in some pegging and I'll arrange it
Aaaaand onto my hotlist you go!"
Ha! What a bizarre reason.... I love it. Let's arrange a good pegging sometime  |
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By *s Lolly OP Woman
over a year ago
The pub then supermacs ... |
"I'm a of an OCD pegger. There's about 3 different types of pegs in the basket and various colours of each. The type and colour of peg simply cannot be mixed on one item of clothing. It's a rotary line and ideally each section of line will have the same type of pegs all the way over. Anyways, hit up my inbox if you're interested in some pics of me involved in some pegging and I'll arrange it
Aaaaand onto my hotlist you go!
Ha! What a bizarre reason.... I love it. Let's arrange a good pegging sometime "
Can I watch  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm a of an OCD pegger. There's about 3 different types of pegs in the basket and various colours of each. The type and colour of peg simply cannot be mixed on one item of clothing. It's a rotary line and ideally each section of line will have the same type of pegs all the way over. Anyways, hit up my inbox if you're interested in some pics of me involved in some pegging and I'll arrange it
Aaaaand onto my hotlist you go!
Ha! What a bizarre reason.... I love it. Let's arrange a good pegging sometime
Can I watch "
The more the merrier Lolly! |
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