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We lay our large tent out in the garden and then put garden chairs inside and open the doors to allow air to flow through and dry the tent on the inside as well as the outside. Don't leave it many days to do this once you get back - it doesn't take mildew long to take hold. Its best if you can pitch it, but not essential. Just keep an eye on it in case the wind picks up. It won't take long.

If its raining when we get home, we spread it out and do the same in the conservatory, moving it and the chairs around until the whole thing is dry. A garage is an alternative if you cover the floor and any sharp objects.

Helen

Either over the washing line or indoors with the dehumidifier on

DRY DRY DRY!!!

A must, as mention for every material.

I have a few hooks in the garage and also in the loft for both drying and airing, turning it every few days.

Drip drip drop little april showers!!!