Ok our dryer just broke but it’s not mine it’s my moms who I live with. They don’t want to buy a new due to financial situations. Me and my husband would buy it but my mom’s husband doesn’t want to put in and doesn’t even speak to us. So getting a new one is on hold but I need to wash my husbands uniforms like 3 times a week. And I’m down to hand wash them the problem is them drying and smelling like mildew. So has anyone ever tried a portable dryer or any recommendations on what to do cause we’ve been doing the laundry mat and it’s adding up with us doing laundry multiple times a month.
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I'd just buy a dryer and let your mum's husband get on with it. It sounds like you need the dryer the most at the end of the day so you're only really spiting yourselves if you don't

Buy the dryer now explain later🤪

Buy the dryer then take it with you when you leave hooking it up is not very hard I hooked up my new washer and dryer when they were delivered

Dehumidifier

Dry your washing outside? We don’t own a dryer.
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