Ahhh, the joys of living in the toilet of the south of England. My mum had a clothes horse in the 1960s. You still have one.
We have a tumble drier in the garage and can afford to use it. Move north young man.
+1
we moved out of that house when I was four.
We used to have a Flatley ...
3 yo.
Remember walking on the frozen Avon at Stratford.
We had one in the back garden. No central heating, that arrived in about 1968. Before then the space heating for a 3 bed semi was an open coal fire in the back room and gas fire in the front (rarely used). Bedrooms where basically unheated, hot water bottles, blankets & eiderdowns. Sucking of old pennies to melt spy holes in the ice on the windows. Happy days.
I too used to live near Welshpool - but many years later. But I think you've slipped up in the arithmetic - 6 years old then. So not quite as old as you suggest. :-)
Well, ...
I was 7 you young wippersnapper
kids, eh?
It would have to be a rather large or hot bathroom if the Sun was pointing outwards through the windows:-)
I'm still using an Electrix ...
Nick
Did it dance on the taps
I like it when you guys go on like this. Makes me feel so young.
Wot's one of those then? All I can find on Google is Michael Flatley's electric guitar and the USS Flatley's electric propulsion!
Anyway OP might like to keep eyes open. I picked up a dehumidifier on freegle. For nothing.
Andy
Do you have an old desktop PC lying around? Plug it in, leave it turned on. Takes about 100-200W (more if it's high end), gives you some airflow. If you want to increase the heat output, run SETI@Home or similar on it.
Might not be a great plan if it's going to get wet though.
Theo
They sell 'em in Australia.
Dehumidifier. I use a small cheap unit, stand it with the clothes airer around it. It draws 180w running however gets a load of clothes dry in a few hours.
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