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 A great idea, whose time has come I have been using the Shieling Dryer for 25 years. It has been well tested on Mull. I hope it will now appeal to you, if you think like me of electricity costs and global warming. I got rid of my tumble dryer altogether. I like to dry my clothes outside. It is the natural way. The Dryer takes away any worry of them getting wet. And it is a comfortable space to work, out of the rain. Simple. |
It is common sense You soon get into the way of hanging small things lower down, big things higher up. Single sheets can go as far down as the third last line if looped lengthwise, with the second last for looped pillow cases and the last for socks. Start with what takes longest to dry, like jeans and towels. Sheets and pillow cases only need an hour and a half on a good day, and ironing is cut by a third as the wind blows out the creases. Working with nature Drying takes longer if it is still and damp. But you'll win out in the end. Don't forget you can leave your washing out all night as well as all day, summer and winter. Frosts stop drying, but don't usually last And winter winds will actually shorten drying time. You'll find the the detachable shield deals well with driving rain. You'll feel you're working with nature. It is a good feeling. Clothes smell and feel soft and nice. They bleach naturally, with no softener or chemicals and less wear and tear. And the Dryer is obviously ideal for woollens and delicates.  And it is not just for clothesWorkwear, football boots, walking boots, rainwear, sleeping bags, wellies, trainers, wetsuits, swimsuits, picnic rugs, nappies, and logs. And it is a good shelter during a barbecue, or for working on children's bikes. |