EmsMom-
that bars seem too close on that rack to get enough air flow.
I live in an apartment. I don't think clothes rack are allowed but since my deck doesn't face anyothers I've never been asked to take it down. I know one neighbour two units down also uses a rack. I use a metal rack, had a wooden one but the wood was getting mildew on it. I can fit an entire large load on it. Normally I can hang two cycles of clothes on it in the summer. I fluff the load for 2-5 minutes in the dryer and sometimes another 2-5 after hanging if it's really humid or if the stuff is very stiff.
that bars seem too close on that rack to get enough air flow.
I live in an apartment. I don't think clothes rack are allowed but since my deck doesn't face anyothers I've never been asked to take it down. I know one neighbour two units down also uses a rack. I use a metal rack, had a wooden one but the wood was getting mildew on it. I can fit an entire large load on it. Normally I can hang two cycles of clothes on it in the summer. I fluff the load for 2-5 minutes in the dryer and sometimes another 2-5 after hanging if it's really humid or if the stuff is very stiff.
