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It turns out that we all hang incorrectly - and these are the benefits of proper hanging
An argument broke out in the network between two approaches to hanging laundry on a rope.
While some believe that the "right" method is more effective - others find it difficult to trust it.
What is your method?
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Friday, 07 May 2021, 00:02 Updated: 00:06
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The network went into hysteria again because of something quite marginal like the way to hang laundry to dry on a rope - but the truth is that we too admit that we got a little carried away by our excitement when we discovered there was another and more sensible way to do it.
So it turns out that most of us hang laundry incorrectly - so at least the ticking user "Christina" claims.
She shared a video in which she demonstrated that hanging the clothes over the clothesline is actually the wrong way to hang laundry, at least according to the manufacturer's instructions for our clothespins.
Christina explains that the clothespins have two holes: the first hole is for the rope and the second for the garment.
She added that the laundry should not be hung on top of the rope but under it so that only the clip holds it.
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The thought that their expensive clothes would be hanging, literally, in clothespins only, pressed many viewers.
"I can not trust it. When I put the laundry on the rope it is secured not only by the clips but also by the rope," one wrote in the comments and another added: "Sorry, but I have a serious trust issue here."
Another added: "I'm not sure that with the winds in Ireland this is the safest way to keep my clothes to myself."
On the right the wrong way and on the right (Photo: screenshot, Tiktok / XOX_CHRISTINAAAA)
While not many were quick to adopt the "right" method, others explained its benefits.
"When the rope is in the groove of the fastener, it is very easy to move the fasteners and with them the laundry on the rope if necessary," wrote one and another added: "When I hang my clothes like this, I do not wrinkle on the shirts from the rope."
There were also quite a few viewers who were surprised to find that there were people hanging the laundry on the rope and not under it: "I thought everyone knew that ???"
One article and another added: "If you hang the laundry on the rope, what's the point of the clips?".
How do you hang your laundry?
Above the rope - and it's good that way!
Above the rope - but no more!
Under the rope - definitely easier to operate
Under the rope - but I began to doubt it
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