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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is no balcony to dry clothes indoors.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22I'm from the Northeast, and most of the buildings in the Northeast don't have balconies, so I dry my clothes in the bathroom or living room.
Northerners don't pay attention to hygiene, to put it bluntly, it's dirty, so they don't need to have a balcony.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21I had to take it to the roof to dry my clothes.
If the property allows, you can install a retractable drying rack outside the window. Many properties are not allowed to destroy the unity of the façade, and this kind of drying rack is not suitable for houses on the side of the road with a lot of dust in the air. In addition to telescopic drying racks, there are also floor-standing drying racks.
If you stay in a hotel for a long time, buy a drying rack and hang it in the room to dry.
It's best to be connected to the living room – because there are not necessarily just couples in the family, there will be other members who often have difficult access to the bedroom.
Now it's all built-in balconies, hanging at home, I think most people are doing stainless steel shelves outside, how can you go up on the windowsill He is very short. >>>More
If the property allows, you can install a retractable drying rack outside the window. Many properties are not allowed to destroy the unity of the façade, and this kind of drying rack is not suitable for houses on the side of the road with a lot of dust in the air. In addition to telescopic drying racks, there are also floor-standing drying racks. >>>More