Bev burbled:


>Yeah. My neighbour does the same. In fact, she leaves the washing out 
>for days on end... through shower after shower, with it partially drying 
>out in between. They can't be very fresh by the time they put them on 
>again.

That's why I washed them again.

>I was brought up never to leave washing out overnight, regardless of 
>whether it is dry or not and whether you have to decorate the house with 
>it in the interim.

The real decorators only left yesterday afternoon. I got the hall,
stairs and landing done - the only thing I couldn't manage myself.

That's why I had to do the washing late in the day.

There was *no* room for washing in the house and I only put it on the
clothes horse.
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greebog burbled:

>Sheel wented:
>>There was *no* room for washing in the house and I only put it on the
>>clothes horse.
>
>You can hang things like shirts on clothes hangers from the architrave
>across the tops of doorways.

1. I don't do that.
2. I had decorators in.
I've really improved this place. Next year - new carpet in the living
room and new garage door.
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greebog burbled:

>Sheel wented:
>>greebog burbled:
>>>Sheel wented:
>>>>There was *no* room for washing in the house and I only put it on the
>>>>clothes horse.
>>>
>>>You can hang things like shirts on clothes hangers from the architrave
>>>across the tops of doorways.
>>
>>1. I don't do that.
>
>You could start. 

Or not.

>It increases the amount of indoor drying space
>available.
>
>>2. I had decorators in.
>
>What's that got to do with it? Any tiny marks the hangers might make
>would be on the top of the architrave where no-one can see.

The clothes would have been in the way and would have got painted.

>>I've really improved this place. Next year - new carpet in the living
>>room and new garage door.
>
>Congratulations.

Don't mention it.
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Sheel warbled...
> Bev burbled:
> 
> 
> >Yeah. My neighbour does the same. In fact, she leaves the washing out 
> >for days on end... through shower after shower, with it partially drying 
> >out in between. They can't be very fresh by the time they put them on 
> >again.
> 
> That's why I washed them again.

I guessed that. You have higher standards than my neighbours.

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Bev burbled:

> Sheel warbled...
>> Bev burbled:
>> 
>> 
>> >Yeah. My neighbour does the same. In fact, she leaves the washing out 
>> >for days on end... through shower after shower, with it partially drying 
>> >out in between. They can't be very fresh by the time they put them on 
>> >again.
>> 
>> That's why I washed them again.
>
>I guessed that. You have higher standards than my neighbours.

And they were still wet on the clothes horse this morning.

I had to put a damp polo shirt on.

They wudda died outside overnight without the rain.
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Sheel warbled...
> Bev burbled:
> 
> > Sheel warbled...
> >> Bev burbled:
> >> 
> >> 
> >> >Yeah. My neighbour does the same. In fact, she leaves the washing out 
> >> >for days on end... through shower after shower, with it partially drying 
> >> >out in between. They can't be very fresh by the time they put them on 
> >> >again.
> >> 
> >> That's why I washed them again.
> >
> >I guessed that. You have higher standards than my neighbours.
> 
> And they were still wet on the clothes horse this morning.
> 
> I had to put a damp polo shirt on.
>
Don't you have any other clothes?

> They wudda died outside overnight without the rain.
>
It *did* rain though - and was always likely to. It sounds as if they 
might have died no matter what. 
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Bev burbled:

> Sheel warbled...

>> I had to put a damp polo shirt on.
>>
>Don't you have any other clothes?

Pink pyjamas? 

>> They wudda died outside overnight without the rain.
>>
>It *did* rain though - and was always likely to. It sounds as if they 
>might have died no matter what. 

<titter>
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Sheel warbled...
> Bev burbled:
> 
> > Sheel warbled...
> 
> >> I had to put a damp polo shirt on.
> >>
> >Don't you have any other clothes?
> 
> Pink pyjamas? 
> 
No wonder Sheeel doesn't wanna meet anyone. She only has a polo shirt 
and pink PJs.

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