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Wrensday: I love my clothesline

I love the smell of freshly dried linens on the line. Every Spring and Fall, I strip every blanket and quilt off of my beds and wash them and hang them on the line. Because I have allergies I also tumble them in my dryer with dryer balls. I got my dryer balls at Bed, Bath, and Beyond.




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  1. Sheri ONovember 11, 2009 at 12:26 PM

    Okay I can't do this today, but it is on my list!
    BTW, how does having allergies relate to tumbling in the dryer?? Does that help remove allergens?

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  2. Tidy Brown WrenNovember 12, 2009 at 6:37 AM

    Tumbling in the dryer helps to remove dust and pollen that collect on the linens when they are hanging outside. I don't hang out any clothes in the spring when the pollen is really heavy - you know, when all of our cars turn that funny yellowish/green color.

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  3. EllaNovember 12, 2009 at 11:33 AM

    I am actually doing the very same thing today! I just found your blog through Mandy at "ponderings of a simple heart" ..... It is wonderful.
    I have added myself to follow and added your to my blog list so that I remember to come back to visit.

    Blessings, GG

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