Why do rich people never dry their clothes on their balconies?

When some people reach a certain level of money, they choose to enjoy life. There are the following reasons why rich people don't dry their clothes on their balconies:

1. Dry cleaning. Now, with just a phone call, someone at the dry cleaner comes to pick up the dirty laundry and waits for a week to return the clean, scented laundry to the customer. The customer only needs to pay for the service.

Second, the development of washing machines.

Washing machines are constantly being reformed to meet the needs of customers, and modern washing machines combine washing and drying.

3. Disposable use of clothes.

There is a joke: "Luxury goods are single-use items". Some people wear clothes, and the same piece of clothing is only worn once. In the previous deformation meter, many children of rich families would not wear the same clothes repeatedly.

Fourth, the change of house style.

1. Now the houses are diversified, and some people's houses are also equipped with independent gardens and lawns. After doing the laundry, dry the clothes directly in the garden to bring them closer to the sun.

2. People give the balcony a new role, and many people decorate the balcony into a storage space (study) and a resting place. People are increasingly looking at the balcony as a place to relax, and imagine how irritated you can be when a mess of clothes hangs in front of you.

Because the space of the building is relatively small and the lighting range is not high, many people put their clothes on the balcony, and there are a lot of underwear and coats, which seems to have become a unique scenery in the community.

However, we sometimes find that there is no such situation in some high-end communities, which makes people can't help but have a question, don't you need to dry your clothes if you live in high-end communities?

The answer is yes, no, because they basically don't have to do their own laundry.

As a rich person, they are very particular about dressing up, they will often throw out tens of thousands of hundreds of thousands of dollars to buy clothes, and the money to buy clothes can even be higher than the living expenses of ordinary people for a few years, how can such a luxury thing be thrown into the washing machine to stir?

So they usually send their clothes to the dry cleaners, who clean them up and send them back, and even worse, they don't even use the laundry, and if they feel a little outdated, they throw the extremely expensive clothes in the trash to make room for the newer clothes, and in this way, it creates the kind of situation we see, the balcony is empty, and there is not even a drying rack in sight.

Second, because rich people are washed by others. Do you think that rich people do the same at home as we do, washing clothes in the washing machine? Obviously, this is not the case, their clothes are usually handed over to the dry cleaners to be washed, after all, they have no time to manage and the clothes are too precious, and then they can be washed and brought back to the cook.

Thirdly, because the balcony of the rich is not used to dry clothes. Only people like us will use the balcony to dry clothes, rich people are very good at making reasonable use of resources, in the eyes of rich people, the balcony environment is so good that it is not a waste to use only to dry clothes.

Rich people are a very broad concept, how much money is called a rich person? I don't know what kind of rich person you're referring to. All I know is that many invisible rich people not only dry their clothes on the balcony, but also wash them themselves.

Indeed, there are many rich people, and the balcony is only used to raise flowers and grass, not to dry clothes. That's because people may live in a villa or have a rooftop on the top floor to dry. Anyway, rich people basically hire nannies to do these things, and they don't care where they are exposed, as long as it doesn't affect the appearance.

For other wealthy people, their clothes may be sent directly to the dry cleaners to be washed and ironed and then sent back. As someone who has no money, I can only rely on my imagination. Of course, there are too many rich people, each with their own way of life, including clothing, and other people's ways.

It doesn't matter if the official has clothes to dry on the balcony, on the contrary, there are clothes to wear.

There is also a situation where clothes are not dried on the balcony either, and it is not a rich person. That is, people who live in some remote villages, they don't have balconies at all, where can they dry their clothes, and after the clothes are washed, they can directly get two bamboo poles outside and build a rope to dry.