How Do You Install An Outdoor Clothes Dryer?
Outdoor clothes dryers are gaining popularity as people all over the world are concerned with global warming. We all need to do our part to reduce greenhouse gases. Sometimes that means getting back to basics. One easy way to contribute is to get rid of that indoor clothes dryer and hang clothing outside like our mothers and grandmothers did. Clothing has a wonderful, natural, fresh smell when hung on an outdoor clothes dryer. Some housing developments have CCR’S that specifically say clothing may not be hung outside on a line. Now is the time to challenge rules that have lost their timeliness. An outdoor clothes dryer could be the answer. After you’ve purchased the outdoor clothes dryer, you’ll need to choose a location in the yard and dig a hole 12″ deep and 10″ wide. Fill the bottom of the hole with five inches of gravel. Place the tube base in gravel. Pour cement to about two inches before top of hole. When cement is soft set and still pliable, place outdoor clothes dryer pole in t
