Diy clothes dryer

Are you tired of the cost of your heating bills in the winter time? Well, if you have a electric cloths dryer this simple DIY project can help you to lower ...

We’ve come across a few ideas for DIY washing machines and have picked out an example that is both simple and compact. We’ve combined a couple ideas we’ve seen into a washer and w…

Many people still hold onto the classic handwashing method for cleaning clothes. Though it has to remove the stains from the core, the problem arises with wring

I repurposed a wooden baby safety gate system I got off Freecycle and a few pot-hooks into a wall-mounted clothes drying rack. The rack folds out to provide lot…

No dryer? Here are 13 ways to dry your laundry indoors! This guide covers practical solutions, from window rods and hangers to drying racks and fans, that help you keep clothes fresh. Perfect for eco-friendly homes and small spaces, save this pin for an easy, energy-efficient laundry solution.

Hey guys, I'm writing because I need some creative ideas for a project I'm attempting. I've been doing my laundry by hand for a few weeks now with homemade...

Now we can dry our clothes in the sun with style! This star shaped clothes rack takes only $18 to make with easily accessible materials and very simple tools.…

No laundry machine? The power's out? Got a small off-grid cabin? This cheap DIY bucket washing machine is easy to make and gets the job done!

I air-dry all of my dresses, my underthings, and anything that could be considered a “favorite” — which means that there are often damp clothes covering every surface in my laundry room…and my bathroom…and my kitchen chairs. Time to make one of the following much-more-elegant solutions! IKEA towel bar rack by Hope, Longing, Life, $39.

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Do you think it can be possible to live without a clothes dryer during the winter season? It can, and I will show you how with these EASY systems and tools!

When I first moved to Chicago, the cold, winter shock of a shared basement laundry room was there to greet me. I had to go outside and up and down those narrow, icy wooden steps for every laundry trip. I said, nope, no thank you, then I quickly dragged our butts out to buy a drying rack. Besides saving quarters, and helping sweaters keep their shape, it also meant I was being green.

This post isn't very rock and roll but I'm so excited about my new toy that I just had to share. Over the past month I seem to have spent too much time rushing down the garden in the rain to rescue the washing from the clothes line and most afternoons tripping over the clothes airer and swearing. Fed up with my constant whingeing, Jon grabbed a pen and started sketching something mysterious on the back of an old envelope. Fast forward a couple of days and this was hanging in the utility…

This wall-mounted laundry drying rack offers almost 20 feet of clothesline for air-drying clothes, all in a compact space. Plus, the rack folds flat against the wall so it’s out of the way when not in use. A couple of dowels and four boards, plus some clothesline, are all you need to build it.

Tips for drying your clothes indoors quickly, so you can ditch the tumbler dryer, no matter what the weather outside.

This is a DIY laundry hack that reduces static electricity and is free of harmful chemicals—so long dryer sheets! While foil balls in the clothes dryer help to reduce static, there are some things you should know to protect your clothing. Keep reading for a closer look at how static buildup occurs, how metal foil helps, plus other eco-friendly static reducers.| aluminum foil balls in dryer | via @RusticWise

Clothes Wringer Diagram

When it comes to hand-washing your clothes, it's just as important to scrub and rinse them as it is to wring them out before hanging to drying. Well-wrung-out clothes dry quicker, and a good method for wringing can make the process of hand-washing easier.