Rotary drying

That should say spare room to finish off damp washing.

I use a rotary dryer as much as possible and just watch the weather, I only do washing on days I can hang it out, this Winter has been pretty dry. I don’t leave it out overnight and have an airer in the spare to just h off damp washing. It’s only occasionally I’ve had to dry washing indoors and then I open the windows and shut the door of the room it’s in.

I don't leave washing out overnight because I would worry that it might rain and that would affect my sleep!

It is beautifully windy today, so there is one lot out and another soon to go.
I don't leave washing out overnight, but when I was working, if the weather was fine, I would peg it out and leave it, with fingers crossed that it didn't rain.

Read the expected humidy levels on the met forecast and plan ahead eg tomorrow will be down to 50s during the day and it will be breezy rather than stormy, a perfect drying day on my rotary.

I got the biggest one and concreted a tube into the ground so it is rock steady. I never dry indoors apart from perhaps a little bit of finishing off, such as duvet edges

I never leave washing out overnight, humidity increases overnight and washing can easily become wet again. I have a tumbler drier, don`t often need to use it. I do have a timer on my washing machine and can do a long cotton eco wash to start in the early hours, ready to hang out by 7.30 am. Then I do any short wash cycle. The eco wash is as full as possible

I do space out on the rotary ie every alternate line

Since I have had a bad shoulder which makes reaching up to a washing line difficult, I now use a clothes horse with wings, big enough to drape bedding without folding, which can be carried inside if it rains. I also use a mini hanger with many pegs dangling, for small items, also useful to hang from the shower rail indoors.
Clothes airer
Sock dryer

I suppose it is marginally easier for me as I no longer work so I wash clothes as and when I please. I would not be without my rotary dryer for many months of the year but I rarely leave items outside overnight.

I have not yet started to hang clothes outdoors routinely. I do not possess a tumble dryer because of the cost but find with the central heating, my clothes dry overnight on the two plastic dryers I possess.