Anyone live in an apartment and line dry?

imurs8228 · July 2011

We technically aren't allowed to keep tings on our balcony so we can't install any type of drying line. However, I really want to sun some of the dipes that I just bought, any recommendations other than just lying them on the concrete?

Thanks in advance!

LetsBeNice · July 2011

Would you be allowed to use a foldable drying rack?

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Whitmor-White-Foldable-Drying-Rack/9730034

bre86ann · July 2011

I got this awesome drying rack at ikea. It shorter than table height and had like six lines going across to hang clothes on. The lines are just like a clothesline and use clothespins. I think I paid like $8 for it...if that.

Dr.Loretta · July 2011

I hang them on a drying rack near a sunny window

gkmacdon · July 2011

I'm in the same boat and am trying to figure out how to get my diapers in the sun when we live on the 2nd floor and don't even have a balcony! What about something like this?

https://windowdry.myshopify.com/products/eco-wooden-drying-rack

maybe you could attach it to the outside of your sliding glass doors (if you have them) - since its not permanent you could take it down when you aren't using it!?

imurs8228 · July 2011

I guess I never even thought about a foldable drying rack! Thank you everyone for your help - I'm excited to try it and see if I get in trouble now Stick out tongue

myself1nme · July 2011

I just hang mine over the balcony. Their only there for a few hours at most. I guess I could look into a drying rack though. I could probably dry more at a time that way/

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