You have to hang-dry your clothes; you get used to that stuff.
I do that, and I live in Britain, which I believe is a lot better-off than Hungary. I don't know anyone who doesn't!
I do that, and I live in Britain, which I believe is a lot better-off than Hungary. I don't know anyone who doesn't!
Except for trousers, which eventually get a hole in the crotch. Fucking trousers...
A thousand thanks for posting this. I thought I had some physical deformity because my last two (very-often-worn) jeans wore through in the crotch in less than a year. (Of course that made other aspects of my life more convenient).
Good to know I'm not the only one.
UK GDP per capita is about 75% higher than Hungary.
I'm in the UK as well, we also hang dry our clothes in a laundry room - using a dryer is only for emergencies!
Just to be extra clear, this isn't a value judgement, it's literally a linguistic equation. "better off" is a british euphemism employed to avoid gauche phrases like "earns more than."
Or towels. Put a towel in for 10 min, then let hang dry, next time you use it you will be in fluffy heaven.
Also avoid any fabric softener, they decrease the efficiency of towels.
Whilst on this important topic, whilst a good egyption cotton is best, plenty of the cheaper ones we get marketed in the UK as egyptian cotton are not well made. Trust your fingers and give them all a good rub in the shop before buying.