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Maybe not as interesting as the title may imply.
After 20 years loyal service, our clothes maiden has finally died. The old girl popped a rivet in one of the uprights; so it’s probably time for a new one.
Any recommendations?
Any recommendations?
bury her under the patio?
Here’s one, hang you clothes in too...
Winner.
I have this discussion with Mrs Gob a lot.
It's not a "maiden" it's a clothes horse.
You mean a Winterdyke?
stick a new rivet in? Or a nut and bolt?
stick a new rivet in? Or a nut and bolt?
Are you suggesting he screws the maid?
Inappropriate at the best of times - but especially so now she's dead.
I'm building a proper drying cabinet into our laundry room when I finally renovate it. Less cost than tumble drier, less mould / damp than drying, easier than a dehumidifier.
The ones I saw last week were Bosch home ones, not the expensive professional ones, and should be @£3-600. Just looks like an upright fridge.
A Pulleymaid is worth fitting, if you use it a lot
We have one in the utility, which also houses the boiler. Very handy, better than using the freestanding clothes horse.
I have a drying cupboard thing Matt - its great.. Using waste heat from the boiler and plumbing. takes around 6 -12 hours to dray a machine load of stuff. the new boiler is more efficient tho so we get less heat in it so we may have to revisit in the winter and put a heat source in it.
Our dehumidifier kicks ou a chunk of heat being a dessicant one. I'm planning on either building an upright cupboard with towel rail and dehumidifier in OR proper Bosch one imported from continent, depending on cost.