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Iron clothes to dry it

• Madpoh

  1 Sep 08, 01:13

  During the raining season when there is no sun and your clothes cannot dry, did you try to iron it to make the clothes dry?

  I think that is a very good method..

   

• skythewood

  1 Sep 08, 01:15

  

• Evangel

  1 Sep 08, 01:18

  Originally posted by skythewood:

  

  

• uponAStaR

  1 Sep 08, 01:20

  haha... i use dryer... comsume a lot of electricity... plus electricity rising = my pockey $$ dropping T.T

  desperate times.. use iron quite effective lar.. hv to agree..

• Lorry`

  1 Sep 08, 01:49

  if it's too wet, then dont (iron).

  Anyway hair dryer is another alternative. I always do that

• Rednano

  1 Sep 08, 01:52

  Originally posted by Lorry`:

  if it's too wet, then dont (iron).

  Anyway hair dryer is another alternative. I always do that

  
  got the "havent dry yet" smell...

• TehJarVu

  1 Sep 08, 01:53

  hahaha iron man

• ditzy

  1 Sep 08, 14:29

  That's one of the faster way of shrinking your clothes.  Last time, I grilled my school shoes dry.  Occasionally I did socks.

• BadzMaro

  1 Sep 08, 14:30

  Heater + Dehumudifier

  or Aircon + Hair dryer

   

• Rednano

  1 Sep 08, 14:32

  Originally posted by Madpoh:

  During the raining season when there is no sun and your clothes cannot dry, did you try to iron it to make the clothes dry?

  I think that is a very good method..

   

  
  might as well say put in microwave oven...

• uponAStaR

  1 Sep 08, 14:39

  Originally posted by Rednano:

  
  might as well say put in microwave oven...

  
  not a bad idea... i shall try that someday....

• SiMiLaiEh*

  2 Sep 08, 11:29

  jus put it under a fan

• InnoHippo

  2 Sep 08, 11:31

  no sun ...... clothes dont smell good .....