At MSU drying was cheap and my room small so I liked using the dryer. But most importantly, everyone used the dryer.
In Denmark however, none of my housemates use our dryer. And from what I see all around, no one else does either, exchange students or Danish students. At my house, the dryer not even in the same closet as the washer but relegated to a dirty corner of our garage.
Instead, we all have folding drying racks all from Ikea. I borrowed this one from my housemate.
My drying rack is actually the top part of clothing rack but it's from Ikea!
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same here! I feel like it is bit annoying to me because everything takes like 36 hours to dry here. I was telling my host mom that my clothes werent dry yet, after q dqy, and she said well it normally tqkes a day to dry things like that. I had no clue about that because the only things I air dry are delicates that dry fairly quickly lolll oh the quirks of european life
No dryer = more environmentally friendly too. And you save some money, I guess that's a bonus.
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