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Judy Evans @JudyEv (382256) • Rockingham, Australia 10 Jun 23

The photo has nothing to do with the post – just an opportunity to put up more horse photos. It’s winter in Australia but it’s a big country so winter in my neck of the woods would be quite different to someone on the other side...

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Not happy with my new clothes dryer

Lena Kovadlo @lovebuglena (52189) • Staten Island, New York 23 Feb 21

I got my new LG dryer (gas) and I can't say that I am happy with it. The dryer has pre-set dry cycles, which are all sensor dry. I'd think that this feature ensures that all the things you put on any of the cycles completely dry...

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Clothes Dryer

carolbee @carolbee (16230) • United States 6 Jan 12

Would you leave the clothes dryer running when not at home? I've talked to several firefighters over the years and learned it can be a fire hazard to leave it running. Primarily because lint left in the lint trap can cause fires....

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Fined for having a clothesline???

pudgles @pudgles (414) • United States 7 May 10

I was watching the news and this woman got fined for over a $1000 in Oregon just for putting up a clothesline. Could you believe that? I thought a clothesline would be great for helping the world go green, but no, instead they...

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How to extend the life of your clothes dryer

joyceshookery @joyceshookery (2057) • United States 29 Jan 08

This tip is gleaned from the knowledge of a handyman: Dryer sheets, like Bounce, cause a film over the lint trap of your dryer. you can't see the film, but it's there. This has the potential of even causing the dryer to catch...

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Does anyone dry their clothes on lines?

happythoughts @happythoughts (4109) • United States 26 Jun 07

I was considering buying or making a clothes line to dry my clothes on. I would like to conserve energy but I am worried about my clothes not being soft anymore. I know the dryer is bad for your clothes but it makes everything...

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Do you use a clothes dryer or the clothes line?

14missy @14missy (3183) • Australia 28 Dec 06

I like to use the clothes line on a nice day. The clothes always smell so fresh if they are air dried. At times though laziness wins out and I use the clothes tumble) dryer. What do you do?

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