Nah, peg shirts on the two side seams where the front divides from the back. If there’s a breeze, everything dries without creases and you don’t need to iron. Maybe the collars & cuffs if you are picky. I hang shirts on hangers once they come off the line so I don’t fold them after. Ever. The real crime I see frequently is t-shirts. And underchunders. And towels.
People pegging clothes on the washing line THE WRONG WAY!!! Really gets my goat. And there’s no reasoning with me.
the pegs go on the seams and under the armpits
Seams I agree wholeheartedly. Armpits?
for shirts
hang the shirt over the line so oy folds where the armpits are
I was taught you hang shirts from the bottom so when you tuck your shirt in you can’t see the peg marks.
Nah, peg shirts on the two side seams where the front divides from the back. If there’s a breeze, everything dries without creases and you don’t need to iron. Maybe the collars & cuffs if you are picky. I hang shirts on hangers once they come off the line so I don’t fold them after. Ever. The real crime I see frequently is t-shirts. And underchunders. And towels.