Rotary drying

Gingerrice - it looks like an open tent. Isn't it difficult to use - as you can only stand up in the middle?

Rarely have to dry indoors. I now use a rotary drier, but I do think a line is better as with a prop as it gets higher and they dry faster, but got fed up with taking it down all the time. My tumble dryer never got used, so it was given away, clothes benefit from a good blow, they smell fresh, the reason I won’t go in a flat is that i couldn't stand drying indoors but if I had to I would get a trifold clothes airer and leave them overnight. Never leave clothes out overnight.

I live in a 1st floor flat with a designated fenced in area that serves four of us. It has rotary dryers.
I don’t like them because I think they’re more of a faff than ordinary washing lines but better than nothing.

I don't leave washing out in the hours of darkness. I used to live on a place where it got stolen from the line during the day so take it n before it gets dark. I got rid of my tumble drier years ago. I live alone ( now retired ) and try not to wash on days of poor weather. If required anything not quite dry gets hung on the airer inside. The central heating dries it on wet days.

If you can find a gazebo cover that fits over the rotary dryer that might help.

Glenco

If you can find a gazebo cover that fits over the rotary dryer that might help.

Or put up the gazebo and tie washing line across from frame to frame. This is how we dried washing when camping.

Loved my rotary dryer when I lived in a house with a garden. Mind you, this was packed away during the winter months.

But for the rest of the time, that is where washing was hung. Had a lovely washing basket with foldable legs (from Lakeland), so did not have to keep bending down to get each piece of washing. NEVER EVER left any washing out overnight, even on really hot days, Too many things flying about at night.

BIg items hung up first closer to pole and gradully filled up other lines with smaller and smaller items. (So, undies on outside line). If I was to be out most of that day I wold check weather forecast for my area.

When I had to change from a long, straight washing line, to a rotary drier, for some reason I thought the washing wouldn't dry properly.
Franbern, I hang my washing in completely opposite to you, in that small items are nearest the pole, and large items on the outside, longer lines.