This works in freezing weather as well. I hung up sheets to dry outside in freezing windy weather in Detroit Michigan and watched them freeze in a billowy shape of the wind. When I brought them in the defrosted perfectly dry quickly.
For rainy or damp cold weather you are out of luck.
I’m a long time dryer of clothes outside. I’ve found in hot weather the clothes dry faster than they would in a machine. I often hang them out on my outdoor furniture in neighborhoods where clothes lines are not allowed or are unavailable or I use a low folding rack. This makes my clothes invisible to hostile neighbors. Hanging shirts buttoned up on hangers in trees or on porch hooks also works.
I still use a dryer (heat pump) for damp rainy days.
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This works in freezing weather as well. I hung up sheets to dry outside in freezing windy weather in Detroit Michigan and watched them freeze in a billowy shape of the wind. When I brought them in the defrosted perfectly dry quickly.
For rainy or damp cold weather you are out of luck.
I’m a long time dryer of clothes outside. I’ve found in hot weather the clothes dry faster than they would in a machine. I often hang them out on my outdoor furniture in neighborhoods where clothes lines are not allowed or are unavailable or I use a low folding rack. This makes my clothes invisible to hostile neighbors. Hanging shirts buttoned up on hangers in trees or on porch hooks also works.
I still use a dryer (heat pump) for damp rainy days.
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