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It is also more difficult when you are out of the house all day - I have to make a judgement on whether the wether will hold or not. Usually not :(

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As i remember when we lived in Manchester , we dried clothes in the Kitchen , or outside , Where there was LOTS of Wind ,,, Here OF Course i don`t need a drier at all , on the rare winter rain days [ i WISH we had MORE ] , we dry it under the house, but usually it hangs outside. Ps A law in Israel makes you Cover up =3Dhide your wasjing from being seen by neighbours Thus wash lines have a Plastic Shutter Before them !!!!

It was the idea of some Bureaucrat, in last years of the 1950s , when loads of Public housing was built. He thought washing waving in the wind was ugly, and made houses look like slums. mirjam

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This happened to my clothes ,,, in Boston ,,, i had no clue clothes could Freeze !!! mirjam

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Neither did I, Mirjam, having been reared in south-central MS. After I was married, DH & I moved to a small town in Wisconsin. The home we rented had a washer and nice clothes lines. I hung the clothes one day and went out to get them in when it started to snow. I had trouble getting those frozen clothes off the line. Not good for the hands! Although I had a pair of wool gloves, they weren't much help. Luckily, the house had a large basement where I could hang them on cold days after that, for which I was very glad. Emily

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There are housing subdivisions here with expensive houses and a set of rules for all residents about things like what kind of fence they can build, what color lining their drapes must have, and NO CLOTHESLINES for drying clothes outdoors. Not all homes are under these kinds of rules, but they're very common in newer tracts.

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When we lived n Montreal I hung out the clothes in below 0.F temps and they sort of freeze-dried.

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Well In Israel, being a very warm /hot country, you can and may hang your clothes outside, provided there is some kind of Screen/ Shutter that hides the front side from the view. [ In many houses, it is a bit ridicoulous since the lines face tress. ] I never heard about any rules colors of drapes!] Fences and such might have some `general rules` at ceratin places . mirjam

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