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This! Is not! DRY!
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this post was submitted on 02 Feb 2024
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So... currently it's 28 deg. F. (-2.2 c) outside. so obviously I can't put them up outside. (todays high is 41f, 5 c. So even if it cracks above freezing, it still won't be dry anytime today.) Historically, we would be at -20f, and would have been for the past month or two, and would be there for the next month, too. (you have no idea how freaky this winter has been here. 55 in jan/feb is... terrifying.)
I don't have the space to hang up bedding (top sheet, bottom sheet, comforter. pillow cases), 3 loads clothing, whatever loads my GF has, the towels, wash cloths, dishcloths and random other bits that need to be washed on a regular basis inside.