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THE CLOTHESLINE Wet two identical areas of a chalkboard, and fan one area with a piece of cardboard or an electric fan. You will realize that the moving air is the influencing factor in making one area dry faster. Thoroughly wet two cloths of the same size and material, hang one outdoors in a windy location and the other one outdoors in a sheltered spot. If you touch the cloths periodically, you will find that the water evaporates more quickly from the cloth in the wind. Discuss how clothes dry on windy days. Your brilliant writer does not recommend hanging clothes outside during a hurricane or when it is raining. The fact that wind is blowing does not suffice as reason to hang clothes outside. It is also unwise to hang clothes outside during a dust storm. I don't know if it is scientific or not, but I have noticed that when clothes are in the dryer on a normal setting of heat and air circulation, they dry much faster than they do when the dryer heat is turned off.  Any problems with this page? Send URL to
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