When you pull a load of clothes out of the dryer, it is a jumbled mess. When you pull clothes from the clothesline, they can be pulled in an orderly fashion which saves the time of sorting tiny baby socks stuck to the inside of grownup pant legs and the like. You can do a lot of the sorting and folding work while putting the clothes out to dry rather than fighting a static-y mess from the dryer later. *Genius.*
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Before you decide you can&#;t use a washline because you haven&#;t the space, let me share the virtues of the clothes rack. The ones I have used and loved have all been wood but I know some are made of metal also. I have one made by Robbins Home Goods out of Maine and it has served me well for over 8 years. Yeah, it is kind of a big awkward thing but it folds flat and can be stored behind a door or under a bed when I&#;m not using it, which is almost never. This is the one I have and love.
My sister uses the wooden rack that my Great Grandmother used and it is still as sturdy as can be. You can buy a really simple and surely flimsy one at a big box store for about ten bucks but I&#;d recommend making an investment in a sturdy one that you can hang more than one load of laundry on at a time. They are advertized based on the number of drying feet they feature. Mine has about 50 feet of drying space, for example, and I fit about a load and a half on it. I use it by the wood stove in the winter and on the deck in the summer. A rack also cannot be beat for drying sweaters and delicates.
If you do have the space, a clothesline can be terrific. My clothesline is cotton twine tied with a Munter hitch (a knot that isn&#;t as fancy as it sounds) between the beams on my deck and it works perfectly. When choosing the site for a clothesline consider that while you don&#;t need direct sun, it is best if air can move around. Remember also that tree pitch and other organic matter can fall from above onto your clean laundry so plan accordingly.
When choosing clothespins, I&#;d look for a strong spring over anything else. I prefer wood because plastic ends up breaking eventually but if you see some of any variety at a second hand store or in someone&#;s attic, use them. You can keep your clothespins on the line or you might find it useful to make a bag for them that hangs on the line and is never far away.
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There&#;s a knack to pinning clothes on a line to limit the tell-tale dried-in pinch marks and I hope my photos demonstrate how to prevent that. The way you lay clothes on the rack or line is how they will dry. If the pant legs are wadded up, they will dry that way, and slowly too because wrinkles dry more slowly that smooth fabric.
When I look at my basket of wet laundry ready to be hung, I pick a category of clothes or a person they belong to and hang those up together so when they are dry, I can fold them on the spot and then put them directly into the correct drawer.
This means that I hang all my son&#;s tee shirts together, in a row, then my daughter&#;s shirts, then their pants respectively.
Yeah, sometimes I don&#;t see a little boy shirt till the end and it ends up next to my underwear but for the most part it works. All of my husband&#;s work tee shirts get hung together, upside down, in a row, for example. By doing a good job of smoothing the fabric as you hang it and by sorting as you go, you save a lot of time. If you have a warm day and the air is moving, you can bet the dry time can be much faster than in the dryer and the process is completely free.
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