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samueldays:

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rendakuenthusiast:

kontextmaschine:

kontextmaschine:

Getting friends silk sheets because I kind of want being in my circle to be experienced as a bounty of petty luxury

Realizing that since you have to air-dry them they’re kind of class-gated away from apartment-dwellers, though.

You can absolutely air dry stuff in an apartment. I dried my clothing for years by hanging them from a piece of rope I strung between the fire sprinkler water pipe on one side of the apartment and the one on the other. Worked fine.

I wasn’t even doing it to be cheap, the building had dryers in the same room as the laundry room, I just wanted to reduce wear and tear on my clothes.

Air drying things in an apartment is, like, normal in most parts of the world. Liberate yourself from your American trappings and enjoy the internet weirdo’s gift of sheets.

My apartment in Norway has a portable drying rack.

It folds up nicely when not in use. IIRC, it was the single piece of furniture that came with the apartment, indicating that the landlord expected me to dry clothes there. (perhaps also because it’s cheap)

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Yeah, can you put a whole fitted and top sheets on here, though?

\u2026well, I presume you dry your own sheets somehow, huh

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