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well first of all i dont want any flames here, so better leave if you find it offensive, disturbing, and/or stupid.
second I'm not bored when i post this stuff... i just want to share what part of my family do in laundry day(Sunday).

My Father cant afford to buy an expensive dryer... soo well He used an alternative way
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pic. taken at front at Neighbors Gate:

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Close up to dresses, yup i'm on top of the roof

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More pics.

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More Laudry

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The Location where i took the pic. on the roof.(scroll up)




well my point is that not only it is time saving, its also efficient, And cost less effort, climbing on ladders FTW!

Well i may not advice you to practice this in you Home, cause its too dangerous.

Lol nice...Its better anyways if the sun is shining, but what are you gonna do when its raining?

[SW]XMoshe wrote:Lol nice...Its better anyways if the sun is shining, but what are you gonna do when its raining?

when flash rains comes:
Calls for Back-Up!!! ... my father immidiately goes to the roof, me waiting on the bottom. then hands the laundry to me... then i go in front of the house and slowly but surely put each laundry on here:



when it is totally raining at sunday...the same location. heres the use of the orange tubes:

What is that? O_o Your garage or something?

[SW]XMoshe wrote:What is that? O_o Your garage or something?

yup... but the clothes dont touch the car...

Ah, but dont they leak (or leek? O_o) on the car?

LOL no... the garage is still 5 years... and my father always do maintinance since he has many vacant hours

aint no shame in that. you do what you gotta do. its quite macguyver...ish! growing up, my mom strung the laundry between the buildings (i grew up in the projects in the south bronx (low income apt. buildings in the ghetto for those not from the us)). is that shit hung on the power lines? that is gangsta!!!!

where i come from kids have a tradition too. when we would outgrow our sneakers, we would tie them together and wrap them aroung the power lines!!!!

darn!... dont you get caught but cops or electric official guys by that?

In Canada it's common practice to hang clothes on a clothes line outside in the summer to let it dry - saves electricity and the clothes smell like summer.

why does everyone here seem to think hanging clothes up outside to dry is something new and original O.o

in poland every1 does this, and here in canada when my mom does it...we look like such immigrants

Erm.... here in my country everyone does that and most people do have a dryer but it's only used for when it's raining nonstop for days.
It's really normal and hell, it's such a waste of energy, only in north america -_-. You have the freaking sun and wind yet you rather waste more and more energy.

if i hung out my clothes like that, my clothes would smell like pollution

Its very normal in Britain to hang out clothes on a washing line.

TOloseGT wrote:if i hung out my clothes like that, my clothes would smell like pollution

yeah, you must live somewhere in north america, the air is simply disgusting here

Me and my mo would hang the clothes outside but we dont' because ther'es too much poollen n sh1t so my allergies mangle my ass.
We hang them inside..

lmfao, underwear flying thru the wind ftw?

lol, that's old school
a lot of people in mexico still do it nevertheless

agent420 wrote:]where i come from kids have a tradition too. when we would outgrow our sneakers, we would tie them together and wrap them aroung the power lines!!!!

I did that to some kid I didn't like when I was 8, his mom got pisssssed