Drying Clothes Inside

RE: Drying Clothes Inside Post by moonlady (4) | (05/09/2008) Contact That is a better idea than I had. I found a small clothes rack at Salvation Army for $3.00 that folds up. Then I got a retractable clothesline like they have in motels. This would be less hassle !!! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Drying Clothes Inside Post by MamaJude (53) | (05/19/2005) Blog! | Contact I know a woman who has lines strung on her enclosed porch. She opens all the porch windows and lets the breezes dry the clothes. According to her, it's the next best thing to hanging them outside. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Drying Clothes Inside Post by Jayne (39) | (09/29/2004) Contact Also if you have a little spot in a corner of a bedroom you could use a wooden drying rack, or you can put up a rod just to the front outside of your closet using hooks in the ceiling. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Drying Clothes Inside Post by cookiepom (6) | (09/28/2004) Contact I found a great way to dry my clothes inside during the winter months. I have a furnace closet and I had my husband put hooks on each opposing wall so I can string clothes lines from the ceiling down to about 2 feet from the floor. I staggered the hooks so I get better ventlation between the clothes and it makes a great "drying closet"! Just be sure you do not have a pilot light in the area you use. I have used this for several years and it is great. The closet has louvered doors so I get to close off the closet and air circulates as well. Hope this helps! Report Spam or Abuse