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  3. A cooking thermometer, but for sticking in the laundry on the clothes horse to tell you if it's still damp or if it's dry, but just a bit cold.

A cooking thermometer, but for sticking in the laundry on the clothes horse to tell you if it's still damp or if it's dry, but just a bit cold.

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  • ciarani@mastodon.greenC This user is from outside of this forum
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    A cooking thermometer, but for sticking in the laundry on the clothes horse to tell you if it's still damp or if it's dry, but just a bit cold.

    psneeze@mastodon.ieP grb090423@mastodon.socialG exlibrarykris@cloudisland.nzE canyakker@mas.toC S 7 Replies Last reply
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    • ciarani@mastodon.greenC ciarani@mastodon.green

      A cooking thermometer, but for sticking in the laundry on the clothes horse to tell you if it's still damp or if it's dry, but just a bit cold.

      psneeze@mastodon.ieP This user is from outside of this forum
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      @CiaraNi A tirim-meter.

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      • ciarani@mastodon.greenC ciarani@mastodon.green

        A cooking thermometer, but for sticking in the laundry on the clothes horse to tell you if it's still damp or if it's dry, but just a bit cold.

        grb090423@mastodon.socialG This user is from outside of this forum
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        @CiaraNi

        My mother used to touch clothing to her closed lips to test for dampness. It's something I do too now.

        It doesn't help everyone but it might help some. πŸ‘πŸ™‚

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        • psneeze@mastodon.ieP psneeze@mastodon.ie

          @CiaraNi A tirim-meter.

          ciarani@mastodon.greenC This user is from outside of this forum
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          @psneeze Haha, perfect

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          • grb090423@mastodon.socialG grb090423@mastodon.social

            @CiaraNi

            My mother used to touch clothing to her closed lips to test for dampness. It's something I do too now.

            It doesn't help everyone but it might help some. πŸ‘πŸ™‚

            ciarani@mastodon.greenC This user is from outside of this forum
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            @grb090423 Nice tip πŸ™‚

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            • ciarani@mastodon.greenC ciarani@mastodon.green

              A cooking thermometer, but for sticking in the laundry on the clothes horse to tell you if it's still damp or if it's dry, but just a bit cold.

              exlibrarykris@cloudisland.nzE This user is from outside of this forum
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              @CiaraNi put me down for one

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                @Devonkiwi @NormanDunbar @grb090423 That does make sense, now that you say it

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                • exlibrarykris@cloudisland.nzE exlibrarykris@cloudisland.nz

                  @CiaraNi put me down for one

                  ciarani@mastodon.greenC This user is from outside of this forum
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                  @exlibrarykris It's the strangest thing, all the laundry, all the time, all our life, and yet that 'is it a bit damp or is it a bit cold?' doubt always remains.

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                  • grb090423@mastodon.socialG This user is from outside of this forum
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                    @NormanDunbar @CiaraNi

                    Why then, can I feel that even cold washing is still damp? πŸ€”

                    It's bizarre.

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                    • ciarani@mastodon.greenC ciarani@mastodon.green

                      A cooking thermometer, but for sticking in the laundry on the clothes horse to tell you if it's still damp or if it's dry, but just a bit cold.

                      canyakker@mas.toC This user is from outside of this forum
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                      @CiaraNi Just went through that, and yes!

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                      • ciarani@mastodon.greenC ciarani@mastodon.green

                        A cooking thermometer, but for sticking in the laundry on the clothes horse to tell you if it's still damp or if it's dry, but just a bit cold.

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                        @CiaraNi a moisture meter, perhaps? (link is just an example of the product, not an ad i promise) https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/panacea-3-in-1-multi-purpose-moisture-plant-meter-light-ph-acidity-tester-0592497p.html

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                        • ciarani@mastodon.greenC ciarani@mastodon.green

                          A cooking thermometer, but for sticking in the laundry on the clothes horse to tell you if it's still damp or if it's dry, but just a bit cold.

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                          @CiaraNi
                          Maybe see if it sets off a dowsing stick?

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                            @NormanDunbar @grb090423 I can't either.

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                            • wannabemystiker@expressional.socialW wannabemystiker@expressional.social

                              @CiaraNi
                              Maybe see if it sets off a dowsing stick?

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                              @wannabemystiker Hahaha - that made me laugh out loud and also makes me want to actually try it, just to see, like.

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                              • S stonykark@mstdn.ca

                                @CiaraNi a moisture meter, perhaps? (link is just an example of the product, not an ad i promise) https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/panacea-3-in-1-multi-purpose-moisture-plant-meter-light-ph-acidity-tester-0592497p.html

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                                @stonykark Oh my, it sort of exists! Thanks for the info πŸ™‚

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                                • canyakker@mas.toC canyakker@mas.to

                                  @CiaraNi Just went through that, and yes!

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                                  @canyakker It strikes me as strange that we never develop the skill. All the years, all the laundry, and yet still always that final phase of 'damp or cold' doubt.

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                                  • ciarani@mastodon.greenC ciarani@mastodon.green

                                    A cooking thermometer, but for sticking in the laundry on the clothes horse to tell you if it's still damp or if it's dry, but just a bit cold.

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                                    @CiaraNi I have tried a moisture meter (intended for brickwork or wood) on laundry ... and it wasn't really useful, things wet straight out the washing machine, and things on the dryer that might have been just cold or slightly damp measured the same ...
                                    Perhaps the solution is to know the exact dry weight of every single item, and see how much over that it weighs now ??

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