who remember clotheslines?
05-11-2009, 12:36 PM
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K I have one I made nearly the same, wouldn't be without it OR my mini twirler which holds about 2 dozen 'smalls' I hook em all on indoors then hang in on the line, saves pegs and takes up no room on the line either :D
05-11-2009, 01:43 PM
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I have seen one made by the mennonites here that looks like a little girls dress. Where the apron begins is where you put the pins in so it looks like the pins are in her apron.
Next time I go down to the Dutchman's store Iwill take a picture so you can see it. They are really cute!
Next time I go down to the Dutchman's store Iwill take a picture so you can see it. They are really cute!
05-11-2009, 01:50 PM
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I use my clothes line all the time! I did three loads today with towels waiting for tomorrow!
In the winter we use a dryer rack in front of our coal stove. I fact I just got a new one! It will hold about twice the size load my old one held. Yes, I'm about the only one in the neighbor hood with a clothes line, it was the first thing we put up when we moved here :-)
Vicky
In the winter we use a dryer rack in front of our coal stove. I fact I just got a new one! It will hold about twice the size load my old one held. Yes, I'm about the only one in the neighbor hood with a clothes line, it was the first thing we put up when we moved here :-)
Vicky
05-11-2009, 02:00 PM
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I was noticing today as I drove home from work just how many people had cloths hanging out on their lines today, There were a lot! I was driving out in the country and it seemed almost every other house had clothslines and cloths hanging out.It is good to see!
05-11-2009, 05:30 PM
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k - i had one very similar to that for so long it actually rotted from not being brought in.
izy - hook them all to each other in one long chain, hang them outside and drive your neighbors nuts trying to figure out what you look like nekkid. ROFLMAO!
izy - hook them all to each other in one long chain, hang them outside and drive your neighbors nuts trying to figure out what you look like nekkid. ROFLMAO!
05-11-2009, 10:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Izy
K I have one I made nearly the same, wouldn't be without it OR my mini twirler which holds about 2 dozen 'smalls' I hook em all on indoors then hang in on the line, saves pegs and takes up no room on the line either :D
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05-11-2009, 10:30 PM
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Originally Posted by butterflywing
k - i had one very similar to that for so long it actually rotted from not being brought in.
izy - hook them all to each other in one long chain, hang them outside and drive your neighbors nuts trying to figure out what you look like nekkid. ROFLMAO!
izy - hook them all to each other in one long chain, hang them outside and drive your neighbors nuts trying to figure out what you look like nekkid. ROFLMAO!
:lol: :lol: :lol: Chain knickers - is that like chain letters!
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05-12-2009, 12:00 AM
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Originally Posted by k3n
Originally Posted by Izy
K I have one I made nearly the same, wouldn't be without it OR my mini twirler which holds about 2 dozen 'smalls' I hook em all on indoors then hang in on the line, saves pegs and takes up no room on the line either :D
K x
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