Mum shows the unique way she dries her washing outside when it rains and people are instantly on board
THERE'S nothing more frustrating than having a heap of laundry to wash and dry but wet weather stands between you an fresh, clean clothes.
For those lucky enough to have a dryer, you needn't worry, but those who don't are often forced to strategically hang their clothes around the home in whatever way they possibly can in hope they will eventually dry.
With parts of the UK experiencing rainfall over the past few days, Gosha Mills was forced to do just that and managed to find a unique, and super simple, solution to tackling the mundane household chore.
Sharing her hack online she wrote: "Why I never thought about earlier. Started to rain with washing out?! No problem umbrella to the rescue," and shared snaps which showcased her clever clothes-drying method.
The photos revealed that she'd used her old garden umbrella to completely cover a washing line she'd hung which spanned the length of her yard.
Beneath it, the clothes hang neatly as they would on a regular clothes line allowing them to air dry outside despite the moody weather.
Luckily, the umbrella, which she'd purchased from Huskin's Garden Centre a couple of years ago, was wide enough to allow for an entire load of washing to be hung with ease without any of it getting wet.
Many other members of the Facebook group loved the simple solution and were amazed that they hadn't thought of it either.
"Epic idea," one person shared, while another dubbed it "brilliant".
And another even suggested a gazebo which seems to do the trick.
So if you have a garden umbrella laying around, and struggle to find a way to dry your clothes in in wet whether, be sure to this this a go.
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