Drying Cloths In Car?

[Smurf]

Oops!/emoticons/biggrin.png

 

[Smurf]

I was insurance a very long time ago and back then you went out collecting monthly. Anyhow I arrived at this house and the lady said please come in you were quick. Please site down and I will make you a cuppa pointing too a chair. Found out while chatting when she gave me the old boy policy docs her hubby past away in that chair I was sat on only the night before. /emoticons/biggrin.png

 

[Duncs]

was it still warm

 

[Smurf]

No but gave me the creeps as I nearly spat out a mouthfull of tea when the old lady told me as you do

 

[Duncs]

nowt funnier than folk eh!!!

 

[Smurf]

Indeed /emoticons/biggrin.png

 

[buzzing]

anyway, what do you think to my idea I wrote above abou drying my scrims etc near my cars blower hanging on lines? Maybe starting car up with spare key? Waste of petrol?

 

[Smurf]

Yes mate it would defo be a waste of petrol to keep the engine running as would be cheaper to buy more cloth/scrims as suggested as to mess about trying to dry them. As for hanging cloth up to dry on a line etc inside your car/van seems a daft idea in this cold damp weather as they will not dry anyway.

 

[RiceRocket]

Maybe starting car up with spare key?

There's also lots of a well known device called a Brick out there....

 

[Bingo]

Isn't it illegal to leave the engine running while the vehicle is un-attended.

And yes....a total waste of fuel .

 

[boarcity]

and dont bother hanging your scrim out an open window thinkin itll dry as you drive along, it wont. i once drove 15 miles and was still as wet as when i took off

 

[Duncs]

get yourself enough scrims for one day wash them every night hang them over your radiators to dry

fresh scrims every day.

then when you are ready buy more , then wash your scrims every other day

 

[norm]

yeah as Duncs says

you will look like ya steal knickers off peoples lines and hang them in your car

 

[slippy]

yeah i get it. But but this window cleaning is a p/t thing for me and might only do 2 or 3 houses on a saturday. There's no point in me washing such a small number of cloths or drying them in a machine, that's why i wanted to do it in my car.

OK so running the car when i am not driving is stupid but how about small airer on the passenger's seat then when i drive a long the blowers can be directed to them, - that way i wont waste any petrol etc, sound ok? better than the string along the back of my passenger's seat (which i have now), or rigging up something across front seats and starting up engine!

 

[norm]

hey @slippy go with your heart

 

[Smurf]

Damp musky mould growth growing in yer car spring to mind bud.

 

[norm]

he aint listening

 

[Smurf]

Sorry norm ment to say whatever floats yer boat then mucker /emoticons/biggrin.png

 

[norm]

he he nobody going to stop him on his quest me thinks

I think he should listen to the wee blue man with the long beard cus mouldys is in his future if he dont

 

[RiceRocket]

BUY MORE CLOTHS until sufficient. You're just risking your health trying to speed dry them within a car plus as mentioned your car interior getting really unpleasant.

 

[Bingo]

There's just no telling some people /emoticons/wink.png.