Last week I mentioned the drying racks to my sister

[conuly]

and she said we still have them "because what if the dryer breaks" and I thought to myself "oh, yeah, that's gonna come back to haunt us" but I didn't say anything for fear of making it worse and today - the dryer broke!

*headdesk*

This is Jenn's fault. I will stand by that.

The first repair appointment I could make is next week, but that's okay, we won't have enough money until next week anyway.

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Comments

[zavodilaterrarium]

Oh no :(

Honestly, I'm struggling to think of what actually ends up in the dryer of my household. Like, it IS used, but there are also items that go straight to the drying rack, as far as I can tell. Will have to ask later... though I imagine it's a matter of "what can even fit" + "what needs to come back into use ASAP".