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drying clothes indoors

bungaro79 · 2015-12-11 21:11:25

hi our back garden gets no direct sun from november till about march so we usually throw the clothes on the clothes horse and leave them in the kitchen as the underfloor heating dries them well. we now have a baby in the house so i'm more conscious of the extra moisture in the air. we have a condenser dryer and we do use…

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bungaro79

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hi
our back garden gets no direct sun from november till about march so we usually throw the clothes on the clothes horse and leave them in the kitchen as the underfloor heating dries them well. we now have a baby in the house so i'm more conscious of the extra moisture in the air. we have a condenser dryer and we do use it as much as we can but there are still some clothes that can't be dried on that so is there so way i can monitor the moisture in the air to make sure it doesn't get too much?? we do have the windows open a lot in the kitchen but with the weather getting colder we won't be doing this as often.

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Google "digital temperature humidity monitor"

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