been such a long time since i had dried my clothes under the hot sun! and hmmm... nothing smells better than the sunbaked freshness of the newly washed laundry!
priceless!
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i refrained from asking the last time on why, on earth, u would need a dryer in S'pore? u can dry your clothes so easily with the sun in S'pore. And not to mention how much less CO2 u are huffing & puffing into the atmoshpere if u don't use a dryer. (i have to hang my stuff for at least a week in winter & they still reek.)
was so used to it when i was in states i bought one when i returned. only stopped using recently when i realised how much it cost me to use a dryer each month!
and oh, by the way, the post was made cos even after stopping using the dryer, i have always been air drying my clothes cos my kitchen do not get the sunlight most of the year!
been such a long time since i had dried my clothes under the hot sun! and hmmm... nothing smells better than the sunbaked freshness of the newly washed laundry!
3 comments:
i refrained from asking the last time on why, on earth, u would need a dryer in S'pore? u can dry your clothes so easily with the sun in S'pore. And not to mention how much less CO2 u are huffing & puffing into the atmoshpere if u don't use a dryer.
(i have to hang my stuff for at least a week in winter & they still reek.)
was so used to it when i was in states i bought one when i returned. only stopped using recently when i realised how much it cost me to use a dryer each month!
:-)
and oh, by the way, the post was made cos even after stopping using the dryer, i have always been air drying my clothes cos my kitchen do not get the sunlight most of the year!
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