Re: [GBlist] Q: Dryer Alternatives.

[deumling@socrates.Berkeley.EDU]

Although I personally have not used this device, I have hung clothes on
the line to dry inside for years.  Never once have I had anything
drip--even when pulling the laundry from not very hip top loaders with
medium spin speeds.  I strongly suspect that such an extra whirl would
pull substantially more moisture out (unless you already have a washing
machine with spin speeds over 700 rpm, to pick a number) and thus reduce
drying time, however.

Reuben Deumling

On Mon, 29 Apr 2002, Corwyn wrote:

> >
> Greetings All,
>
> I have a question for the assembled knowledge base.  Real Goods sells a
> spin dryer which they claim reduces or eliminates dryer time.  Has
> anyone used one of these?  Can I convince 'the-doer-of-the-laundry' that
> this is a replacement for a dryer?  Can the clothes be spun and then
> hung inside without dripping?
>
> Thank You Kindly, As Always,
>
> Corwyn
>
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