Yes, but keep turning it occasionally so it all drys out. Also be careful that the breeze doesn't take it and blow it into rose bushes etc. or it would be full of holes.
Ours was just a bit damp after early morning dew. We put it over the climbing frame yesterday and OH checked it at 6pm and said it was lovely and dry. We then forgot about it until 9pm when it had got a bit damp again. Grrr. It ended up in the kitchen draped over chairs overnight and is now dry enough to put away! Lesson learned.
To be honest if its really wet we usually pitch it and leave it in the garden until it is bone dry.
We use the kids trampoline . Ours is happily drying there now after week at Callow Top. The net guards on the tramp make it really high and we have a job to throw it over it but once over the whole tent is off ground and kids like getting in the trampoline whilst it drys as it feels like a bouncy tent .
Our tent spent a couple of hours dripping in the garage, and is now draped over the washing line, now that the sun is out. It was our first ever really, really wet packing up. Everything is either damp or just plain wet. There are sleeping bags, rugs, blankets, poles, pegs, windbreaks all over the house, garden and garage.
We put our big tent out on the lawn with doors open and the garden chairs on their sides inside to maintain an airflow inside and then finish off in the conservatory.
The smaller tents often just get drapped around the conservatory and turned, unless we've used them as part of the holiday - when they are draped and turned in the big tent when we're out during the daytime.
We put up our Monty to dry on my mates lawn its too big for ours , 2hrs bone dry guyropes an all mind you its been a lovely fine day we would never have got it dry by spreading it out and only took 15mins to roughly erect
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Decided to pitch it in the end, only problem is I have now noticed white spots all over the bedroom pods and the inside of the tent behind the pods, not sure whether this is the start of mould/mildew and what I should do about it, so while the tent is dry and could be packed away, I have left it up as I don't know what to do about this.
Get yourself some of that Dettol mould away treatment, if you allow the mould to get inbetwwen the fibres you may well have a devil of a job getting rid of it!
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