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03/9/2009 at 10:23pm
Location: Reading Outfit: VW Compass Calypso & Various Tents
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Hi!
How do you guys dry your towels? (Boring topic I know, but hopefully useful). I hang mine up on a hook in the bathroom, yet they still see damp the next day. Please help!
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04/9/2009 at 9:34am
Location: biddulph stoke on trent Outfit: sprite quattro Mercedes ML 270
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we have a end bathroom we open the roof vent put a small fan heater in on medium heat and close the door if the sun's shining they go outside
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04/9/2009 at 11:30am
Location: Reading Outfit: VW Compass Calypso & Various Tents
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I like moving from site to site, so ideally need something on the move, but that's not always the case. I also don't want something else really to carry (especially if bulky!). I hadn't thought of using the bike rack - good idea!
Does anyone use a radiator airer out of a window?
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04/9/2009 at 7:04pm
Location: barrow in furness Outfit: Hobby 750FML
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We find we can dry a large towel quite well just laid over the dashboard, even on not very sunny days and also drape them over the backs of the passenger and driver's seats when travelling.
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04/9/2009 at 10:59pm
Location: Staffs Cheshire bord Outfit: None Entered
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We put on the bike rack in the sun (what else is a bike rack for?) or lay across the dashboard or over the front seats. When travelling we lay them on across the table and the cover of the cooker and sink in the kitchen area. In wet weather we put in bathroom with low fan heater on, also do this if we go out and clothes get wet.
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05/9/2009 at 6:10am
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If you are talking about drying your towels while on the move during the day just string a washing line diagonally across the inside of the van & peg up the towels.
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06/9/2009 at 3:55pm
Location: Worcestershire Outfit: VW camper
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I have a couple of those elasticy washing lines and they fit onto the top of the sun canopy poles and the other end onto the bike rack or another sun canopy pole. They only cost a couple of quid and take up no room.
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