i love your jeans! there so cute do you have a link? also how do you get the crease out from the centre of your shirts from hanging?

If you have the space and resources to invest and install a second drying rack, then this can make a big difference. Clothes will dry a lot quicker, if they have enough free space around them - the fully packed rack in the video is likely to take longer, overall. Also, the location of the drying rack can be important (next to an open window is good). It also can be worth to turn the rack or the clothes on it after about three hours. It's a bit like that it is possible to grill a burger fully by just leaving it on one side, for long enough, but it will be cooked through quicker if turned.

naice good idea❤

Just use hangers to dry shirts and pants and hang them from a regular clothing rack. Socks and underwear are a pain so you'll need one of those drying racks like the one she has in the video. Also buy a duhimidifier to remove humidity from the air ($150) and place a large fan so that it is blowing on your clothes. If you really want to dry everthing quickly put a small space heater behind the fan so the heated air helps the clothes dry faster. Or you could just buy a laundry spinner and a small dryer. 🙃

You never want to suffocate a candle. I tried this method as a novice before purchasing the proper snuffer and tools and had a very difficult time removing the lid as it created a strong suction. You can technically suffocate it if you don’t have the snuffer tool but be very careful about it. I do not recommend, although it is better than blowing it out. Also by suffocating it, there will be a dark burned spot left underneath your lid. It is not aesthetically pleasing just fyi.

It is weird to think air drying is a privilege when I've always seen it as the other way around. Those machines are expensive but I suppose different places have different limitations.

That is not fast. You still have to handle your clothes twice after washing

I liked this. Will try to find a candle kit and hopefully try to make one :P

Great video.

How do you dry towels?

As a young person trying to learn how to live, this helps a lot! Thankss a lot!❤

Just use a candle warmer

Jesus Christ this is the most pointless video to exist on KZfaq

With plantbased wax it is not always needed to Burn from site to site. Most of the times the wax Will melt with several burns. 😊

Thank you for sharing this clothes rack. I ordered it and this is my second time using. We do a lot air drying (clothes line and a smaller clothes drying rack) but this is a nice addition. Thanks again.

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I use hangers and my shower curtain rod,

Great tips. I have just started drying my clothes in the basement or outside (when weather permits) after washing them in cold water. I like my sheets dried outside. I have many items of clothing that I just hang up in my closet to dry that don't need to be on the rack. In the rare times when I have lots of items to wash (towels, rugs, etc.), I wash them in my machine then take them to the laundromat (total cost of $3) to dry. I figure that I am saving lots of electricity each year from not using the dryer. I am going to look into the over the door drying rack.

How long does it take for your clothes to get dried when you air dry them??

Hi Elaine! Did you hang your wet clothes indoor or outdoor? Can the hanging method be used in a studio without a balcony? How do you hang wet bedsheet? (it's so big :)

This is so helpful 👍

Would u please helpme Machine name sis Thanks for nice vedio

This person needs a statue. You have no idea the gratitude I have for you. I also feel very stupid that I didn't figure this out on my own😢

I have a question. I always dry my shirts/ sweaters and jeans by air drying them on clothes line and usually never have issues. However, with some T-shirts, I’ve noticed that the clothes line will leave a line-crease in my more delicate shirts. What I’m wondering is if a clothes rack like the one in the video will cause this same issue?

Yes I learned to use the lid of the candle jar to blow it out

Well done and concise. Answered all my questions as a new candle user. Thank you. :-)

Wick dipping is the only correct way to put out the fire. Smoke is caused by low temperature burns which can be caused by low oxygen (when you snuff the fire). That smoke is either going into your room or settling on the wax. By dipping the wick, you put the fire out so quickly almost no smoke has time to form.

Absolutely the best review of this leaf blade out there, thanks 💙 will save up for this one, im so sick of the plastic garbage. I went from the cheapest bad razors that irritated my skin very badly to pricey better ones but those drained my wallet and were such a waste so this seems as the perfect solution, i would love something sustainable that i dont have to throw away every month or so

Why did you lay clean clothes on the floor ?

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Girl...the 1st 2 minutes were unnecessary. No need to apologize for others' situation. Otherwise, thanks for the video.

I not even a woman. and yet... I feel obliged to watch.

I have been air drying ALL my clothes for over 30 years. It makes socks and underwear (elastic containing) last forever. I still have socks from 1986 and the elastic is intact. It also extends the life of shirts, slacks and shorts. We dry towels, dog bedding and throw rugs outdoors on the line weather permitting, otherwise in the dryer. Longer lasting clothes and a much reduced electric bill.

Just got a portable washer with a spin cycle, but want to air dry at home. Do you deal with the clothes getting crunchy? How do you keep them feeling nice to the touch when they dry?

This is super helpful!! We just got a ventless combo washer/dryer and a double clothesline, so im excited to get into it!! Striving to be more zero waste every day 🤗

lol east asians don't even need deodorant as long as they shower daily or it's very hot/active. i got 2 copies of the dry ear wax gene on 23andme, which means i'm less stinky

1:20 - what a thoughtful disclaimer. you are really cool

U don't have 2 apologize 4 having a washer & dryer & I would love 2 check out ur tight spaces ;)

The drying rack we have is the type that props against the wall. I thought it would be our best bet since we live in a small apartment. It does the job, but I might get one like you got and use it outside since I don't have a place to put a clothesline. And can anyone tell me the best way to line dry towels without them feeling so stiff? Or is softness even possible for air dried towels and wash cloths?

sniff check is dis-GOS-TANG!!! part of what makes clothes dirty is not only the smell, but accumulated pollution, other people's bodily excretions on them, food crumbs, unknown chemicals, our bodily sweats/oils/lipids/salts/discharge/bacteria/dead skin. some people might be desensitized to their smell, plus smells don't always show up immediately until bacteria accumulates. wash yo clothes each wear, at least steam your shoes and outerwear folks. i've learned the hard way. don't be nasty, y'all 🤢

This helps a lot. Just got my first apartment where I’m living by myself, and I’m doing EVERYTHING to save on the utility bill, but I never really concentrated on things like air drying clothes. When I lived with my family or roommates, air drying clothes was considered rude or inefficient because it meant hanging my stuff in the common area, so I used the dryer-even though I’d argue it’s even more annoying that the bargain brand dryer took at least 3 cycles to dry a load of clothes 🤷.

I love the methodical way to hang the clothes. Never thought about sorting to size. I will do this from now on!

Those tattos :(

Hah! I had already been doing it this way for a long time. Great video 👍🏼

I like how you talk about the life cycle of candles. I’ve been paying attention to candle vessels lately to make sure I buy ones that I’ll want to repurpose. great tips!

Very helpful, thanks. You can repurpose all of that wax you remove from the bottom and remelt it together and then repour into one of your vessels once you have enough.

Drying laundry In bedroom causes condensation which can turn into mold. Condensation also ruins computers/tech. Moisture in the home can cause asthma

Great content. An inexpensive way to remove adhesive is soak the adhesive with olive oil generously. Let it sit for a while then wipe it away with a paper towel. If there is any residue left soak a paper towel with the oil and rub vigorously. Wash off the oil with soak and water. Voila! Works for me every time. Keep up the good work. I'll have to check out your other content.

So this doesn't drip all over your carpet?

Would you recommend to to this to merino wool base layers? I’ve heard that it’s better to lay it flat instead of letting hang, in your experience does hanging have any impact on the shape of your wool garments?