Haze is the reason

I am buying it for landed. haze is the issue.

Haze? I buy Top and it solved all my problems.

That's a joke, you hang ur clothes outside with haze so serious.
then ur clothes still smell good?

Is obvious you don't know how good Top are. Did I say I hang them outside? Show me.
Anyway, applying heat on clothes during wet are a good idea, to send them to rubbish bin.

This post has been edited by supersound: Mar 21 2014, 04:19 PM

I am using Top too, seriously hanging clothes inside the house is not so recommended.

I m using LG combo type. Dryer is condensing type. At that time, I cannot find Panasonic heat pump type as it still new. And not available locally. Condensing type 2nd best saving energy. Compare the conventional.

It reliable now as my 1 combo type it already over 5yrs. Get back my investment too.

The down side is not able to run simulately. You only can finish wash than able to use dryer.

I m staying land properties. And I believe the person who ask is also land properties. Some relative land properties asking recommend my WM/dryer model too.

You do not understand because,

1) you not stay in city/ town. The busy of this ppl.
2) you are older generation. With dismiss something new.
3) Do not understand your wife situation. And helping her to lighten her work.

When the situation are bad, is something needs to be done. Hanging inside is last resort.

Is up to how we want in our life. For me, I don't want to have rm10000 income but need to waste half of the time on traffic jams.
1. I stay in a small town, which having better air quality than those in big cities.
2. Old or not, is not labeled by you. Using fryer will resulting to paying more TNB bill. Think about environment, how much carbon are produced with 1KW of power generated. Don't keep on saying "I'm going green" but in actual fact using high power consumption equipment.
3. Groceries, laundries are done by me, not my wife.

Both have pros and cons lo... it is up to the consumers to decide. Some thinks the dryers is a must, some things it is a good options to have, during rainy days or in cramp apartments and some just think that is plain absurd of it in Malaysia... but anyway, if you think you need it, then buy it...

Many ways to cook a fish.

Hanging indoors is ok so long as it has good airflow. Not influenced by vagaries of weather - shall I wash now? Or later? Now...no..maybe later aiz...

Even in condo with balcony sometimes the rain do get blown in by the winds esp in the higher floors. When I lived there, I had to resort to using a shower rod and curtain and weigh down the hem so that even if it rains, the clothes stay dry. Not possible with all balconies.

The problem with drying in doors is to with excess moisture having no where to go esp if enclosed area. That's easily solved with extractor fan.

Some for Chinese, it very related to fengsui. Unless you have specified place for laundry cloth to hang. You don't want your g string and bra everywhere hanging in the house. or hanging at balcony in front the living hall. Where you having a guest and looking at your beautifully panty.

Even I have dryer, I hardly use. Not even a mth or 2. The sun is still my priority. And I do hang inside the toilet sometime. The best is using dryer to dry it further. Otherwise the bad smell will develope.

Monsoon season nov-dec is the most handy to have dryer. Even laundry shop will running max with their dryer with auntie bringing over their wet cloth.

Good thing about hanging in the sun is the UV ray kills bacteria. Clothes tend to smell fresher, for longer. However, the very same UV ray also shortens the life of your clothes.

I've seen indoor hangers with UV light attachment. Not sure how effective those are.

Very true. My old condo has a dedicated dry area of 100sqft. Wide enough to have a Hotata overhead dual pole drying rack.

My home minister for one prefers her undergarments washed in the bedroom toilet rather than in the washing machine. I'd been thinking on ro-doing the room toilets to cater for small items to hang.

Ikea 2012 in SG showcased a brilliant idea in dividing the toilet into specific zones and also had one with a washing machine ensuite. The Antonius overhead pulley drying rack (54x54cm) is then hung over the shower stall but the far end. It's mostly out of the way overhead. But that configuration has the toilet isolated in the corner out of the way. Normally won't do so unless the toilet is on its own.


This post has been edited by halcyon27: Mar 22 2014, 06:45 PM

Is anyone using electrolux ewf14022 washing machine?

I don't understand why home minister like to wash their undergarments in toilet. Same to my wife. Have many time pursuit to just dump into the WM. I even brought a net purse so her undergarment not easily spoil. Still prefer hand wash.

I have partially convert 1 of the toilet for her laundry. Since that toilet not much using as toilet. Future will be convert fully to laundry room. For overhead hang, you can look for other than ikea. There are many others function better than ikea.

This 1 brought from parkson which I use to hang wet cloth in toilet. Slim and strong enough for max 30kg. Can even put any thing ontop as an accessory inside wardrobe.

Thanks for sharing that! That's very useful. Ya, don't understand either why she does that but have to accomodate.

Dare to say I don't know about women's situation but you don't know the reason behind. What a shame
Next time I hope you don't simply jump in to a conclusion and pretend to know everything and simply put some stupid label on me. Or should I say you merely want to insult me just to show you are better than me. It only shows how stupid you are when you face problems
Don't know about women's underwear, go to yahoo and type bra care.
http://www.ehow.com/how_4443004_care-bra.html

they say women underwear mix with men's clothes will bring bad luck ler. because women got 'period' ma.

it's the old teaching my mother and mother's mother and mother's mother's mother.