When I lived in a 42 sqm apartment I just put them in the middle of the one room I had. It did require walking around them all of the time, and an apartment that small became quite humid when hang-drying inside, but I managed to pull it off.
Ah, so you were privileged to live alone without kids who make more laundry and need space to run and play without pulling down the wet laundry. Glad it worked out for you. I’ll use the dryer in the building laundry room my rent pays to maintain, thanks
In Ireland and the UK it’s very common to hang all laundry to dry, and a utility room is a luxury. We just do a load every couple of days and open windows to deal with the humidity. Kids, apartments, whatever.
Look at Mx. Privilege over here talking about wide open living spaces.
When I lived in a 42 sqm apartment I just put them in the middle of the one room I had. It did require walking around them all of the time, and an apartment that small became quite humid when hang-drying inside, but I managed to pull it off.
Ahh the wonderful unsolicited advice online without knowing my living situation.
you want to help me with my budget too without knowing how much I have too?
what next? you can tell me what meds to take without checking my charts too.
All things I didn’t ask you about and seek to solve them on my own PERFECTLY FINE so far and managing it fine without your approval.
Here’s some unsolicited advice I feel no remorse in offering: seek help. It’s not normal to be commenting in this manner.
Ah, so you were privileged to live alone without kids who make more laundry and need space to run and play without pulling down the wet laundry. Glad it worked out for you. I’ll use the dryer in the building laundry room my rent pays to maintain, thanks
You had the kids, you deal with the consequences. Cunt.
What the fuck is wrong with you?
Having no kids is not a privilege, anyone can do it if they make the decision before its too late.
In Ireland and the UK it’s very common to hang all laundry to dry, and a utility room is a luxury. We just do a load every couple of days and open windows to deal with the humidity. Kids, apartments, whatever.
Even in a small apartment it’s doable, speaking from experience. Just get the kind of rack you can hang over a door or radiator.