>dryers are illegal in europe Jesus christ, don't tell

dryers are too reminiscent of ovens and thus they had to be banned too

>Wasting electricity on drying your clothes when you can just hang them outside

I guess in winter you're kinda fucked though

>>68717532
>not having designated drying room
>not having both

>>68717596
>designated drying room

Like...a sauna?

>>68717430
but they're not

>>68717618
No. With dryer, fans and clotheslines.

>>68717430
as an american that's lived in europe the past 5 years, i've gotten used to this

i hang my wet clothes in my closet and they dry in a few days

things i miss about a dryer is that amazing warm feeling when they just come out, the softness of clothes, and having dry clothes in under an hour. also the dryer takes out the wrinkles so you dont have to iron everything

>>68717430
what the fuck

we use both methods 2bh, some things can't be put in a dryer and it doesn't cost anything to string up a rope in your backyard

i unironically never even seen a dryer

>>68717430
What are you talking about?

>>68717430
We have dryers but it is simple to hang the clothes on a line and get them in later in the day.

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>>68717896
>i hang my wet clothes in my closet and they dry in a few days

>>68717430
Washing machines typically have drying mode. It's not 100% effective it just spin clothes without water for some time but clothes are not really wet.

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>>68717532
You normally hang them in a bathroom or on balcony(and balconies are usually warm with windows).

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much better to air dry your clothes

>>68717430

Uhhhh I have a dryer

Also Europe isn't a country, stop talking like it is

the only pro for having a dryer is that you can take clothes from it and they are warm and cozy for like 5 minutes, other than that it's a waste of energy.

Most Europeans don't even have AC. When it's getting to warm in the summer they can't sleep

>>68718463
what do you do when there's no sun?

as in.. 5 months of each year

In Japanese cities most people hang their clothes out to dry on balconies. This has led to scores of crows stealing the hangers and using them as nest-building material, to the extend that the government has organised teams who's specific role it is to locate and destroy these nests, as they are frequently locate on/inside electricity pylons where the metal from the hangers sometimes shorts out the power for entire blocks.

>>68718622
Things dry even in winter, it just takes longer... like days instead of hours.

>>68718622
We have central heating it's warm inside so things dry.
It's much worse in places like Caucases where there are a lot of sun but humidity is so high things stay wet outside.

I have one but never use it because it keeps fucking up my clothes

>>68718660
i see

>>68718668
true true, humidity sucks

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>europoors worry about wasting energy

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>electric kettles are illegal in america

>>68719338
You can just microwave water if you need.
And most people just drink soda.

>be american
>hang colored & black laundry

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>>68719415
>microwave water
holy crap, why

>>68719415
Lel

>>68719415
This is true.

>>68719844
To make coffee? You warm a cup of water for about a minute and thirty seconds and then you pour a bit of instant coffee in it and you have some coffee.

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>>68720456
I just press button and have my cup of coffee.

>>68719844
What's wrong with microwaving water? It's not like it makes the water taste different in anyway compared to heating it by some other method.

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>>68720456
absolutely disgusting
how can't you just have one of these? my country is a shithole and i still have this chinese brand one

>>68720760
because tea is for faggots and cucks

>>68720694
>delonghi

Bourgeois scum.

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>>68720846
I like coffee.

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>>68720760
I just use this.

>>68717430
I use a dryer but do feel guilty about it

Fucking hate this clothesline shit.

Just got back from half a year in India. Fucking nobody there has dryers. Half the hotels, hostels, or apartments you stay at don't even have washing machines - labor is so cheap that a lot of affluent people send their laundry with their maids or to professional cleaners.

If you wash your own clothes, you have to wait at least a day for them to dry. It's ridiculous. Even rich people are too cheap to get dryers.

>>68720456
Yeah I never understood that. Just use a fucking kettle

>>68720456

Are you really this fucking poor? Do you not have a coffee maker?

I never liked line dried clothes. They always felt stiff to me. A nice tumble dry makes things soft and fluffy, and you can toss in scented drier sheets so they come out smelling amazing. Plus if you get them out quickly while they are still hot you can flatten them out so you don't have to iron them.

>>68720862

Me too, but I don't buy a coffee machine for 100k rubels.

>>68720970

Also, this. Hate that stiff shit. Last time I did a load of laundry was in the middle of the Thar Desert. All my clothes came off the line feeling like they'd been salted, stretched, and coated in some sort of enamel.

>>68720914
Kettle takes 5 minutes while microwaving takes less than a minute.

>>68720954
Not him, but coffee makers are for peasants. If you actually give a shit about coffee you should at least have a french press. If all you want is the caffeine and you buy cheap shit like folgers and dont care if it tastes like old cigarette butts, then why bother taking up the counter space when you could just go to the store and buy some of those 5 hour energy shots?

>>68717896
>in a few days

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>>68721006
> 100k rubles
It's not.

>>68721011
a kettle does not take 5 minutes for one cup-full of water.

>>68721038
I like espresso much more than french press. Coffee from french press is too weak.
And it's much move convenient - my coffee machine grinds beans itself and make espresso. I can fill it with good beans.

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>>68717430
>Jesus christ, don't tell me you dry your clothes on the line like it's the 1800's
I do 99% of the time. They feel much nicer, have no smell, don't really shrink and it uses no electricity. You should absolutely dry them on the line wherever possible.

>>68719257
>being proud of destroying the planet and wasting money
I truly hope you're baiting, which I think you are.

>>68721177
Yeah well, I've never heard anyone in america call an expresso machine a "coffee maker".

A coffee maker in america is a cheap piece of shit that boils the water then slowly drips it through the typically cheap garbage coffee and filter into a pot that is heated with a hot plate until someone drinks it. You can buy "fancy" ones that work on a timer so the coffee is finished and nice and gross from sitting there waiting for you to wake up.

>>68721279
>destroying the planet
I hope you don't really believe this meme

>>68721279
>destroying the planet and wasting money

Pretty sure that's the foundation of capitalism.

>>68721237
there's something more that no one mentioned: mold
sun rays are nature's disinfectants. you HAVE to air dry your stuff, especially underwear
this nigga here >>68717896 is trolling or a true wreck of a human being

>>68721317
I don't see the point in not believing it. If it's not true, then good. If it is true, we're fucked.

>>68721350
kek well yeah I wouldn't say it's the foundation, but a logical progression and where we've (read: america) taken it.

>>68721091

Still very eggsbensive. My old Bosch capsule coffee machine costs 3 times less.

>>68721391
But capsules costs fuck-ton and taste like shit. I would prefer primitive cheap espresso one when you have to grind beans and refill it manually.

>>68721387
of course we are fucked

but the planet isn't

>>68721350
No, because capitalism means increased property rights. If property is damaged through pollution, the individual creating it is charged, which deincentivises production of pollutants. Common land is protected theough carbon tax

>>68721451
not the whole thing, just lots of existing species and probably a bunch of landmass

it's not a positive mark on humanity's record though

>>68721510
>a bunch of landmass
lel no
http://www.livescience.com/52458-wildlife-populations-chernobyl-disaster.html

humans are not nearly that powerful

really? I remember confusing Euros when I told them I don't even have a dryer

>>68721561
I mean a bunch of landmass through rising sea levels

> have dryer
> drink from coffee machine
> eat kinder surprise eggs
living the life boys

>>68721685
kinder surprise turned into shit. they used to have cool toys with a lot of small details and in recent years it's just some figures.

>>68721125
Most kettles say you need to use at least 2 cups so you end up wasting time and water

>American tries to banter
>gets thread turned around on him in less than 40 posts
Why are Americucks so bad at banter?

>>68721685
The coffee machine must be pretty unwieldy and annoying to drink from

>>68720748
>It's not like it makes the water taste different
It does, I don't know why but it does.

>>68721823
t. brit holidaying in america

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>>68717430
>americans dont know that drying machines shrinks clothes and are generally bad

People only use drying machines for emergencies, but typically people just put up the clothes in their drying line outside like any sensible person would

They are not illegal but theee is an anti dryer religion. Some of these people use electric dehumidifiers. But electric dryers are satanic to them.

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Do 1st worlders know what is this?

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Or that?

>>68721941
yes but I had no idea that they were still made, and made out of plastic

I seriously thought they died out like 100 years ago.

>>68721969
Same with this.

Do people seriously still use them in russia?

>>68717430
Stop posting

>>68717896
so how do they explain no AC in spain?

>>68721850
It's been years since any of my clothes have been shrunk in the dryer. Much worth the convenience tbhfriendo

>>68721969
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7D34TRxVTM

>>68718212
>implying hanging clothes outside in britain wont end up in wet clothes

Why? Is it for environment bullshit reasons like detached housing, private transportation, guns, reproducing and everything else banned in yurup?

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>>68721990
> and made out of plastic
It's part of primitive Soviet washing machine from 70's. When I were a kid you could still see them in some old people flat.
> Do people seriously still use them in russia
When I were a kid people washed some things like socks or underwear. So you don't have to turn washing machine on and deficit expensive washing powder.
And in villages they are probably still used.

>>68719415
>most people just drink soda
this. soda or coffee. wtf would i need to boil water??

>>68722086
that's pretty crazy

russia really isn't first world is it

>>68722068
I have no space for it in commieblock apartment. But at least I have dishwashing machine and AC.
I've never seen dryer in my life desu.

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>>68721969
I use a cheap plastic one for pre-washing my underwear. Machine washing alone just doesn't get them as clean.

>>68721941
This is for wringing the water out, right?

>>68722124
When I moved to rented flat I had no washing machine and fridge at first. I just put clothes with washing powder into bath and after some hours rinse it.
And stored food outside of window in a bag instead of fridge.

>>68721850
kek, you must be doing something wrong then.
either your dryers are obsolete technology or your clothes are shit.

>>68722166
>pre-washing my underwear
christ mate how much do you shart that you need to do this?

>>68722177
that's crazy

mysterious russian life

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>>68722166
> This is for wringing the water out, right?
Yes.
Also in commie times people used to boil things like sheets in buckets on a stove.

>>68722222
We bought both fridge and washing machine after some months. Just had no spare money and then parents helped.
In most rented flats there is already a washing machine and fridge and some furniture but that was empty.

>>68722222
>christ mate how much do you shart that you need to do this?
I bleed on my panties every month. Gotta get the blood out somehow.

>>68721990
>Do people seriously still use them in russia?

Only in the parts of Russia with no electricity.

>>68722271
>In most rented flats there is already a washing machine and fridge and some furniture
that's interesting, different from here

>>68722290
>I bleed on my panties every month. Gotta get the blood out somehow.
yuck, you should get that checked out

>>68722329
Are there many parts without electricity?

>>68722346
>every month
i think it is natural

>>68722371
>i think it is natural
still gross

should get a dick put there to plug the hole or something

although I'm not a doctor desu

>>68722346
>yuck, you should get that checked out
Yeah, the doc says it's chronic. He even said it goes away when I'm like 40 or 50. What a strange disease.

>>68722433
see >>68722406

t. certified doctorb

>>68722433
keep in mind though, that when it goes away you will get hot flashes, like every 10 min for the next 20 years. so better not be 40 or 50.

t. certified doctor professor, better than him >>68722453

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>>68722346
>Are there many parts without electricity?

Yes. But that's mostly dead villages and towns no one lives in. Keep in mind, our country is dying out, by 2100 there will be less than 100 million people living on that territory and half of them being older than 60.

>>68722494
It is probably not so much dying out that everyone wants to live in one or two large cities like Moscow.

>>68722514

You are absolutely wrong. Even taking in account the muslim regions we still have a birthrate similar to Germany or Japan and death rate similar to African and South American countries.
The last time ethnic Russians had a positive natural growth rate was in 1988. In not the migration from other countries (Ukraine/Belarus/Kazakhstan and the rest of Central Asia) there'd be already less than 130 million people living in Russia.

my flat in Dublin had a washer and dryer in one. and The hostel I worked in in Serbia had a dryer. what are you on about mate?

>>68722646
Why do you think you have such low birthrates? Do most people not have enough money to raise a sizable family? Since the collapse of the USSR, has the quality of life for the average person gotten better or worse?

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>>68717618
Enjoy your electric bills faggot.

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>>68722734
Enjoy dying because you can't afford a nice comfy dryer.

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>>68722767
>clothes horse
Europeans are so backwards they still use horse drawn dryers

>>68722734
>under a fluorescent
is it at least an UV lamp

>>68717430
>Euros will never take a warm set of clothes out of the dryer
>Euros will never feel the soothing warm clothes on their skin as they prepare for their day.
>Euros will never crawl into a bed of freshly washed sheets, and breath in the warm, clean fabric.
Why live?

>>68722216
or you're blind

>>68722715
>Why do you think you have such low birthrates?

The same problems as in developed countries + poverty and low quatiry of life + politican and social instabitity. Nobody wants to doom their children to living in such a shithole as Russia.

>Do most people not have enough money to raise a sizable family?

Correct, but that's not only about money. Have you noticed that families of all the richest people of Russia, high-ranked officials and successful businessmen - they all live outside of the country, mostly in Europe and America?

>Since the collapse of the USSR, has the quality of life for the average person gotten better or worse?

There's a paradox: we became dozens times richer, but overall quality of living has gotten much worse.

>>68723128
>political

*slffix

>>68717430
Fake & gay, we have them but not usually in the homes, more in the laundromats

Why would anyone want to wait an entire day for their clothes to dry? And to get inferior feeling stuff at the end too, it makes no sense

>>68722734
That looks like mold waiting to happen.

>>68717430
I don't have a dryer desu, half of clothes can't be put in it if you don't want them damaged and it degrades clothes at a much faster rate.

>>68717430
What's wrong with hanging your clothes? It's the same shit and you don't waste electricity

Stop lying faggots
You're browsing 4chan. You don't wash your clothes

>>68717430
>americans need an entire room just to do laundry in
WEW

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>yuropeens

>>68726923
maybe if you'd stop letting in the entire middle east you'd have space for a laundry room.

>>68727087
you don't need a room to do laundry though

put the washing machine in the kitchen, and then when your laundry is done, just hang it up in the doorways to dry (or if you have a garden, put it there)

>>68721451
That't the point though. Only a few people care about environment for its own sake. Most people care about it because it allows us to live.

saged and hidden

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>>68727156
>put the washing machine in the kitchen, and then when your laundry is done, just hang it up in the doorways to dry

that's some third world shit m8

>>68717430
Are you a redneck who has never been outside of his little town or something? Of course they are legal. Not so popular though. The same way most European, even the poorest ones own a washing machine and in US some people just use loundry service. It is not better or worse you twat. It's just different.

>>68722494
Die slower so I can save up money to buy my russian wife. Do you still sell those right?

>>68722166
Sharts taking their toll on you

>>68717430
America is blessed with abundant natural resources which helps keep electricity bill low. Other countries don't have that luxury.

I have a dryer 2 foot from me now

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>>68717896
>i hang my wet clothes in my closet and they dry in a few days

Wtf are you doing son

>>68720814
You use it for any hot drink

>>68717430
>dryers are illegal in europe
I don't have one myself, but illegal? No way.

>>68727156
The dryer in the kitchen is such a weird thing to me. Here every home has a little laundry with a basin, cleaning products and washing machine/dryer

I remember putting my clothes out to dry during the winter in Europe and later they were frozen, kek

>>68717896
>i hang my wet clothes in my closet and they dry in a few days

What the fuck nigger

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>>68717532
>not drying your clothes outside till they are crisp and hard

Them Yurocunts don't know what is freedom.

>>68718390
It's not drying, it is called spin cycle
However, in some rare cases machine has integrated dryer like the one americans use.

>>68729232
every british home has their washing machine in the kitchen

it weirds me out that some people put theirs in the bathroom though (you wouldn't even fit one in our bathroom)

>>68718660
>like days instead of hours.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-42BBt_uypo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuxcMf9U_qw

I have a dryer and i live in a third world cunt, whats wrong with you people.

>>68729581
You must be mafiosi or an oligarch.

>>68717430
Why would you purchase that shit when you can dry them by hanging? You can even dry your clothes outside during the winter.

>>68729698

His father stole it from Bosnia, during a war.

>>68729875
>electric dryers in Bosnia
Ha-ha, you almost got me!

>>68729511
My bathroom is super small and the washing machine is there.
Learn to tetris.

>>68725537

are you retarded

its a DRYING ROOM

ITS FUCKING DRY

MOLD GROWS IN MOIST ENVIRONMENTS LIKE YOUR SISTERS CUNT BUT UNLIKE YOUR MUMS

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>>68717896
>they dry in a few days

>>68730097
i dunno, our bathroom is only 3.25m^2

there isn't any floorspace for it, but i suppose if we had a shelf, we could put it opposite the shower

>>68722734
I have stolen over 15 pairs of female underwear from these kind of places.

>>68729986

Go to sleep, you're too drunk, Ivan.

>>68730337
Why don't you put it in the basement?

>>68730738
i don't have a basement, those are rare for british houses to have

>>68730337
Mine 2,8.

Get gud.

>>68730804
literally how

tell me your secrets

>>68730753
That's a shame. Where do you put your furnace, water heater, etc?
Aren't your houses already small? Seems like putting a furnace, water heater, washer, and dryer, upstairs would take up space you don't have to spare.

>>68730377
noice

>>68730947
i guess the washing machine is (a) not one that opens from the top (b) doubles as a coffee table when not doing spinning cycle

>>68731066
>That's a shame. Where do you put your furnace, water heater, etc?
i don't have a furnace, and the water heater is in the kitchen on the wall

most people have theirs in a little cupboard, but we were too lazy to build a cupboard around ours, so it just kinda hangs off the wall

>>68731168
>no furnace

How do you kerp warm in winter?
Do you have one of those things that heat up water for shower or dishes instantly and never runs put of hot water? I wish I had one of those. Is yours electric?

>>68731302
>Do you have one of those things that heat up water for shower or dishes instantly and never runs put of hot water? I wish I had one of those. Is yours electric?
yeah, we had one of those put in like 5 or 6 years ago (we just used space heaters in the winter before)

it's fucking amazing man, literally instant hot water whenever you want, and no longer having to wait like 30 minutes for the water to heat up before you take a shower is pretty damn sweet

>>68717430
>taking pride in wasting electricity
if we nuked America we would buy life on a habitable planet for at least ten more generations of our children. fact.

>>68731393
It sounds amazing. I am going to save up for one

>>68717430
I'd rather dry my clothes like in the 1800s than do something illegal.

>>68718556
Which happens like twice a year.

>>68731488
Dryers are illegal?

>>68731593
I would rather die than do something illegal.

>>68731593

Yuropoors, amirite?

>>68717430
We had a dryer but it got broken I we never fixed it.
there is no use in it anyway because in the summer if hang them outside at the morning by afternoon they are ready.
at the winder it's ready in the next day.

>>68720873
And how do you heat the water?
on the stove with a pot?

anyway it's will take much more time than electric kettles

>>68735272
he mentioned he just microwaves the water
it's complete madness

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>>68719415
>drink soda
>past the age of 15

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>>68722734
no wonder there so much suicide in fi*land

>>68727156
>dirty cloths next to the food
>1st world
pick one

>>68735315
That disgusting

>american don't use anything if it doesn't guzzle gas directly or indirectly
Everything is normal then

>>68718556
We take the heat like men. Fuck are we hard!

>>68717896
>i hang my wet clothes in my closet and they dry in a few days

lol wheeat da fukck

But washing machines have built in drying function? I don't get this thread

>air dry clothes
>takes 24 hours for shirts and thinner cloth to dry
>takes jeans and wool 72 hours to dry
>clothes end up smelling like the air outside which might smell bad(or just not as good as machine dried)
>all clothes are wrinkled no matter what
I wish I had a dryer

>>68717430
stop huffing paint thinner m8

>>68717430
Yes, we do

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>>68717896
>i hang my wet clothes in my closet and they dry in a few days

anon...

I have one next to my washer in the utility room of my house...... bought it legally from a shop 3 miles down the road; they actually had a selection of dozens of them.... no police anywhere.

>illegal
Nope, just not necessary. Why would you waste money on one?

>>68717430
What the fuck are you talking about, burger ? Dryers aren't banned.

I have one in my utility room. Stacked on top of the washing machine.

How are dryers illegal in Europe I mean they're not common in here unless the flat is owned by younger people, since we aren't conservative with our power usage like the babushkas who survived communism by counting every watt. I own one myself, now that I have my own apartment and my quality of life has improved vs. when I lived with my babushka in her flat.

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>>68730377

>>68717430
But that's wrong, we have dryers here, though I wouldn't be surprised if the EU is trying to make them so weak they are practically useless.

>>68717532
>Hanging clothes outside in British weather
No.

>>68717896
By closet, I hope you mean a water closet or some sort of airing cupboard and not putting your wet clothes straight into a clothes closet.

>>68717596
I honestly thought these are universal thing

Went to Korea recently, they don't seem to use dryers there either.

>>68721941
>>68721969

I've used a bucket before but I didn't have those tools, they would have been really handy, especially the water squeezer/wringer thing.

I'm ok drying clothes without a dryer but it's nice that dryer clothes are so soft. The first time I dried clothes without one I wasn't expecting how stiff the clothes would feel and I also was used to the dryer shrinking my clothes a bit, so my clothes felt really loose. Also I have never ironed anything in my life

>>68745895
>The first time I dried clothes without one I wasn't expecting how stiff the clothes would feel
Did you forget to use fabric softener?

>>68719338
But they're not, meanwhile yurop is banning washing machines, too.

>>68721969
we still use these
t. appalachian hillbilly

>>68717896 here

I'm completely serious. What's wrong with this?

>>68717618
Or you just leave them hanging overnight wherever you have space in your own place.

>>68747221
>>68747032
mate... >>68721371

>>68747487
sometimes it's raining. it's perfectly normal to dry your clothes in doors. i live in a very rainy place

>>68718463
>dedicating an entire room just to drying clothes

waste of space

>>68721969
I did this for a bout a year when I lived in the middle of nowhere in Africa and it's not quite as time consuming as I thought it would be, especially once you've done it a few times.

>>68722086

Oh!, i remember that machine!, when kid my house have one of that's in times of the Gran General Pinochet making Chile Great, so good times of poverty and intense third world....

>>68717430
>Visit Florida
>Live in a relatively expensive neighbourhood
>The house is equipped with two drying machines for whatever reason
>Decide to dry the wet towels on the terrace instead
>Not even 10 minutes passes, before someone from London calls me, telling me to immediately remove the towels
>"Muh esthetique"

wtf? I have a dryer at home.

>>68749161
AMERICANS CAN'T AFFORD THIS

>>68722646
Canada has only 33 million, tons of them being immigrants. We are probably the least densely populated country in the world; with the exception of maybe Namibia or some shit.

You'll be fine. Financially though, Russia needs to start gaining some traction.

Test

>>68731592
This, working in retail has shown me that Irish people have really low standards when it comes to nice weather.
Meaning as long as there is not something falling from the sky or it is wet then it is a nice day.

>>68721237
Well you live in a fucking 24/7 oven so drying clothes is probably not a problem for Aussies.

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>>68741077
Aren't there laundromats you can take your clothes to?

>>68754847
No m8. It is already an established fact that Russia is in a demographic crisis. Govermint hasn't been doing much tho.

>>68717430
they aren't.

>>68755060
Here everyone has a washing machine and somewhere to dry clothes. Laundromats are common more common in capitals and even them they are diiferent thing because you pay niggers to wash stuff for you.

>>68719338
no they are not. I have one and so does my fiancee

>>68720760
what country is this im on mobile

>>68755191
Brazil

>>68755191
Netherlands with ananas

>>68722767
Don't be coarse. Bin that horse!