Hydro bill rising
Thirty-five degrees outside
Towels dry quickly
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As the heat soared and air conditioners chugged, I gained a whole new appreciation for drying racks. Never mind that the plastic joints snapped exhibiting their shoddy quality, they line up and support each other with the help of some garden wire. In summer heat towels are bone dry in a matter of hours. No need for a dryer—gotta like that.
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Ontheland 
When I was younger there was nothing like the fresh air dry. Today the air is too polluted where I live.
Nice piece.
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That’s too bad. Smog would ruin an air dry.
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Ruins skin, breathing, and health, generally, too
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Yes it does. I was thinking that even out in the country sometimes I smell diesel from farm machinery…not so pleasant but fortunately not so prevalent that it gets into my laundry.
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same here
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Like this Jancie and yep, nothing like air dried towels and clothing. In the winter have to trudge to the garage to use the tumble drier! However I found in America so many wanted ‘fluffy’ towels that even in the heat of summer they were never hung out!
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Yes towels are drier, stiff even when you don’t use softener but I actually don’t mind. They feel cleaner and are much more absorbent. Clothes feel crisp and clean as well.
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A haiku for the moment Janice, but only 35 oC ? luxury
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Yes it isn’t much for many people…and that was the ‘feels like’ temperature. The weather network said it was ’26, feels like 35′. I have no idea how they come up with the distinction but the second number always feels right.
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Its called humidity!! When we have 45 oC it feels like 50
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