Hey y'all 🧺 Thanks for visiting me today. Do you enjoy hanging your laundry outside? Just remember to air your clean laundry and not your dirty laundry, as they say. haha! Love ya, ❤katie
I am 46 years old and only now starting to appreciate line drying clothes. My mom always did it, but I hated it. I never liked the smell, they were stiff and I just didn't like it. But now she is no longer living and with money being tight and trying to save where we can, I have started line drying our clothes. I had to ease into it though with just blankets, sheets and towels cause they were easy to hang, then I gradually started getting more into it and am now doing everything. I am realizing some of my issue for years was just needing to have a more efficient system for myself then what my mom did. She had a plastic ice cream bucket for clothes pins that the handle broke over time and you had to constantly pick up and move to where you were down the line, I have since gotten a belt/bag to wear my clothespins and they are always where I need them, similar to your apron (very cute btw!) Now I feel I have the best of both worlds of feeling close to my mom again by using her clothesline, but not getting annoyed at how she wanted me to do it 😅 Also I love feeling like I'm getting back to the older ways of doing things
In my past two city houses I was fortunate enough to have clothes lines. I hang them on a rack now if I can. I truly love hanging up clothes on the line - I have a proper way and technique. Actually, back when my mother was a young girl in the the early 40’s, she was taught by her mom and grandmom to properly hang up clothing. You can be and are judged by the way you hang up your clothing. She then passed her methods to me - whether I liked it or not. I am proud and happy to have adopted those methods and skills. I now do the same with my daughter and son and husband too - “it’s never too late to learn and learning does not occupy space“ Katie it’s was so nice to see you out in the sunshine by the cloth line. When I move into my next house that’s the first thing I’ll put up! 🌷Sam
Hi Sam, as I read this (one of my family members) brought the laundry in all waded up and didn’t hang it. (They were hangable shirts.) 🤦🏻♀️ I held my tongue but I have told them and told them🤦🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️. Will they ever learn?!
I had a baby swing on my clothes line when my daughter was small. Oh how she loved to swing between the lines; especially sheets and towels. The memories are sweet.
So many people comment on stiff or scratchy laundry...it could be from using too much detergent. You only need about 1/8 cup of liquid...not a whole big capful EVEN if the bottle says that much. For powdered, a tablespoon of it is plenty. I know. Sounds crazy. But it isn't the soap that's cleaning your laundry. It just makes the water "wetter" so it goes thru the fabric easier. It's the water pushing thru fabric that's doing the cleaning . I have not owned a clothes dryer for over 28 years & don't miss it. I line dry outside half of the year & hang it indoors ( in back bedroom upstairs) during cold months. Turn on ceiling fan. Laundry line dried lasts over twice as long. Dryers are rough on fabric. I'm w/ you! I LOVE hanging laundry outdoors! The sun, breeze, birds, flowers in bloom...love it !! The sun sanitizes, deodorizes & can bleach out stains. I hang clothes inside out to prevent fading.
2 years ago, my clothes dryer died ! I told my hubby not to even think about having it repaired again or purchasing another one ~ ever ! I already had a very nice long double clothesline he put up for me years ago , which I used every chance I got ! We heat with wood in the Winter & our stove is in the basement . So I had Hubby put me up a clothesline in the basement for those days of inclement weather . Some people think all that is odd , but like you , I love hanging out clothes & thank THE LORD each time I hang my clothes out for a beautiful day with wonderful fresh air & my clothes line . I have a certain way I always hang my clothes , too . I can hear my baby chicks , turkeys , big chickens & birds singing while I hang mine up too . It is so awesome !
I love the way you appreciate the chore-ography of laundry and clothes hanging. 😍 Yes ma'am, my Aunt CoCo always hung her laundry in the basement kitchen during the winter, right near the wood stove. I just loved visiting her and hoped to be like her someday. 😍
@@HeritageWaysKatie , I haven't been keeping up with a lot of your posts lately ~ but I just want you to know how much I love & appreciate you !!!! May THE LORD bless everything you put your mind , heart & hands to today & everyday !!!
@@HeritageWaysKatie , just letting you know ~ I ordered these clothespins . I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THEM !!!!! Thank you for telling us about them !!! 🥰 It is such a blessing to use such a well crafted product & made in the USA ! I think about you every time I use them !
All the things you said, and your yard is beautiful, who wouldn’t love it. No nosy neighbor. I only have one line but I use it. I’m the only one in the immediate area who does this, I’m the weirdo, & wear it happily. Love clothes flapping on the line.
Oh praise the Lord, you live in a blessed place ❤️ I love nature and simplicity, your place took my breath away 🤗 I hang most of my clothes outside, as well. We live in southern California and I try to take advantage of the abundant sunshine. My grandma had a clothesline that looked like yours. I love it! ❤️❤️❤️ Always appreciate the wisdom you share on here through your life. Praise the Lord! HalleluYAH 🙌🏼 God bless you and your family always in Jesus mighty name 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼 You are such a nice lady, Mrs Katie 😊🌼🌻
Hello sweet friend, I feel your love and care from SoCal to MidOH and I am ever-grateful to you. I am joyful that this content brought you a smile and remembrance of your grandmother's clothesline. Being out in the sun and performing the happy chore of hanging clothes out just makes me happy. It is usually one chore that I don't want the family's help with because I *need* that time with the Lord. Thanks again for visiting my home and I hope you return often. 🧺katie
Your video was right on time, Mrs. Katie! I also love to hang my clothes on a line, and talk to the Lord while I’m out there. It’s been a stressful week, and your video blessed my day.❤️
Oh my, Victoria, I am thankful to hear that my little clothesline visit was a blessing to you. I do always hope that my content can be a blessing to at least one person. The information, no doubt, is not new to most of my friends out there but I am always happy when friends like you come along just for a visit. I hope and pray that tomorrow is a better day for you, sweet lady. ❤️katie
Love the scent of laundry sun dried outside . Definitely worth investing in decent clothes pegs/pins. I bought cheap ones and they snap straight away lol.
I have a rotary clothes line it's great. My sister doesn't she puts a clothes airer out where no one can see it on her patio. Don't forget not to leave them there if the sun is really strong I have accidentally bleached a couple of linen dresses....
We are getting to close on a house, moving at the end of the month. For the first time in my life I will be able to hang clothes outside on a line. I have already ordered and received wood clothes pints, a hanging pints bag AND a liftomatic, rotary clothesline. Just like we had when I was growing up 50 years ago 🥰 I can't wait to hang clothes outside!
That is SO wonderful for y'all, Andrea! You will be in hog heaven with your new laundry supplies. Enjoy! I know you will surely be counting your blessings. ❤️katie
Yes! What great tips for new homemakers. I love love my clothes line. Nothing like a fresh cotton nightgown and sheets off the line. 😁 When we purchased the home we are in now 20 years ago it did not have a clothes line on the property. That was amended right away! I have one of those hanging thingies but must confess I'm guilty of hanging it up in the family room in the winter over the heat vent. I've been caught a few times when visitors came with unmentionables hanging. 😳🤭😄 Love your clothes pin apron Katie! ❤️
Too funny, Tracey! Something similar happened here but after I realized the visitors saw my unmentionables it was too late. 😬😂 Those hanging things are indeed a good thing to own. Thanks so much for visiting me today, friend. ❤️katie
Hi friend. Feeling pretty blue today😔. If only I had a clothes line to hang my laundry out on. Had one as a kid. Not allowed here. We only have just under an acre. Good old Fairfax county 😬🤦🏻♀️. I miss you. Hope all is going well with family.
Oh my! I am sorry you are down today and also that you don't have a clothesline. We've always checked that sort of thing whenever we've moved. Not many in our village have a clothesline but they are allowed. Perhaps you could have one on a porch or bathroom, etc.? Love ya friend❤️katie
I love love love hanging clothes out some places can't have clothes line so glad I can be in the country and a place I .ca. do on line yes dryers cost big
Hello friend, yes, some places don't allow them. We have always made sure there are no or few restrictions when we've moved. Some folks like the city but we are country folk. 😍
Glad it was helpful! It sounds like you are on top of things at your house. I love that! I think you would appreciate my free Sunday night email newsletters. I try to include recipes, tips and encouragement for Diligent Homemakers like yourself. Here is the link to sign-up, if you haven't already. lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/lZkveWn/newslettersignup Welcome Home ❤️🏡❤️katie
Folding over wadding saves space. I love clotheslines! I love how you come across in this video (first time viewer). I want to be your neighbor, now. ;)
Welcome Home, welcome to my home. ❤️🏡❤️ I am so glad you are here. One of the biggest compliments that I have received many times when we meet-up with our subscribers is that they are surprised and say, "You are the same on and off camera." I guess they are surprised because they don't expect that. Listen, I am too tired to put on airs and pretend. What cha see is what cha get, my friend. 😂🫣 Welcome!
I love hanging clothes out as well but … I hate the way clothes smell after being hung out and they feel so stiff . Help !! I know a lot of people love the way clothes smell hanging out . Do you have any tips for soft good smelling clothes ?😝
Oh my! I love the fresh smell. 😍 I do recall my Mama always hated that the towels could "stand up by themselves" after being on the line. LOL For me, I love the roughness of the towels because they are exfoliating. LOL However, you could always throw them in the dryer for about 10 minutes to soften them up. It works. 😃 Love ya sister❤️kt
I don’t have any advise for the smell cause I love how they smell haha! But something I’ve found helps soften the towels the best is throwing them in the drier for 5 to 10 mins Before you hang them outside instead of after they’re dried hanging outside and they stay very soft;)
Another tip is to give those towels a quick ironing with steam, the heat from the iron will soften up the fibres. Also, if you can, try hanging up the clothes to dry, earlier in the morning when the sun is not so hot and harsh. 🌷Sam
The bugs could be attracted to the scent of your laundry detergent. I've found that when I use Gain detergent the bugs like the scent on my clothes, I'll go out there to check the clothes on the line, and there will be one or two bugs. I don't have that problem with Tide original or with Tandril (detergent from Aldi).
Love my washing line and my clothes poles I love stripping bedding washing and drying it and putting it back on makes for a wonderful sleep Beautiful blessings 🏴💕💕
Wow I didn't know. I remember when I was in New Mexico people would hang their clothes on power lines because their cities or land lord does not allow you to put up clothes lines
Sure. The pins are made by www.ladyandthecarpenter.com/kevins-quality-clothespins/ but the round hanging thing is just at a couple of local Amish stores. They don't have websites or electricity. I wish there was a way I could offer them to sell to y'all.
No problem! Honestly, I don’t mention it often-or at all. Since you mentioned your purchase, I went back and pasted the link in the box of this video in the event others want to use it. 😍❤️
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Hey y'all 🧺 Thanks for visiting me today. Do you enjoy hanging your laundry outside? Just remember to air your clean laundry and not your dirty laundry, as they say. haha! Love ya, ❤katie
I am 46 years old and only now starting to appreciate line drying clothes. My mom always did it, but I hated it. I never liked the smell, they were stiff and I just didn't like it. But now she is no longer living and with money being tight and trying to save where we can, I have started line drying our clothes. I had to ease into it though with just blankets, sheets and towels cause they were easy to hang, then I gradually started getting more into it and am now doing everything. I am realizing some of my issue for years was just needing to have a more efficient system for myself then what my mom did. She had a plastic ice cream bucket for clothes pins that the handle broke over time and you had to constantly pick up and move to where you were down the line, I have since gotten a belt/bag to wear my clothespins and they are always where I need them, similar to your apron (very cute btw!) Now I feel I have the best of both worlds of feeling close to my mom again by using her clothesline, but not getting annoyed at how she wanted me to do it 😅 Also I love feeling like I'm getting back to the older ways of doing things
In my past two city houses I was fortunate enough to have clothes lines. I hang them on a rack now if I can.
I truly love hanging up clothes on the line - I have a proper way and technique. Actually, back when my mother was a young girl in the the early 40’s, she was taught by her mom and grandmom to properly hang up clothing.
You can be and are judged by the way you hang up your clothing.
She then passed her methods to me - whether I liked it or not. I am proud and happy to have adopted those methods and skills. I now do the same with my daughter and son and husband too - “it’s never too late to learn and learning does not occupy space“
Katie it’s was so nice to see you out in the sunshine by the cloth line.
When I move into my next house that’s the first thing I’ll put up!
🌷Sam
Hi Sam, as I read this (one of my family members) brought the laundry in all waded up and didn’t hang it. (They were hangable shirts.) 🤦🏻♀️ I held my tongue but I have told them and told them🤦🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️. Will they ever learn?!
I had a baby swing on my clothes line when my daughter was small. Oh how she loved to swing between the lines; especially sheets and towels. The memories are sweet.
Love that! Precious memories. 😍
So many people comment on stiff or scratchy laundry...it could be from using too much detergent. You only need about 1/8 cup of liquid...not a whole big capful EVEN if the bottle says that much. For powdered, a tablespoon of it is plenty. I know. Sounds crazy. But it isn't the soap that's cleaning your laundry. It just makes the water "wetter" so it goes thru the fabric easier. It's the water pushing thru fabric that's doing the cleaning .
I have not owned a clothes dryer for over 28 years & don't miss it. I line dry outside half of the year & hang it indoors ( in back bedroom upstairs) during cold months. Turn on ceiling fan.
Laundry line dried lasts over twice as long. Dryers are rough on fabric.
I'm w/ you! I LOVE hanging laundry outdoors! The sun, breeze, birds, flowers in bloom...love it !!
The sun sanitizes, deodorizes & can bleach out stains. I hang clothes inside out to prevent fading.
Great tips! Blessings! ❤🏠❤
2 years ago, my clothes dryer died ! I told my hubby not to even think about having it repaired again or purchasing another one ~ ever ! I already had a very nice long double clothesline he put up for me years ago , which I used every chance I got ! We heat with wood in the Winter & our stove is in the basement . So I had Hubby put me up a clothesline in the basement for those days of inclement weather . Some people think all that is odd , but like you , I love hanging out clothes & thank THE LORD each time I hang my clothes out for a beautiful day with wonderful fresh air & my clothes line .
I have a certain way I always hang my clothes , too . I can hear my baby chicks , turkeys , big chickens & birds singing while I hang mine up too . It is so awesome !
I just ordered the nice pins ! So tired of some of mine popping apart !
I love the way you appreciate the chore-ography of laundry and clothes hanging. 😍 Yes ma'am, my Aunt CoCo always hung her laundry in the basement kitchen during the winter, right near the wood stove. I just loved visiting her and hoped to be like her someday. 😍
@@HeritageWaysKatie , I haven't been keeping up with a lot of your posts lately ~ but I just want you to know how much I love & appreciate you !!!! May THE LORD bless everything you put your mind , heart & hands to today & everyday !!!
That is much needed!! Thank you😘
@@HeritageWaysKatie , just letting you know ~ I ordered these clothespins . I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THEM !!!!! Thank you for telling us about them !!! 🥰 It is such a blessing to use such a well crafted product & made in the USA ! I think about you every time I use them !
All the things you said, and your yard is beautiful, who wouldn’t love it. No nosy neighbor. I only have one line but I use it. I’m the only one in the immediate area who does this, I’m the weirdo, & wear it happily. Love clothes flapping on the line.
Same here-only one who hangs out laundry but that doesn’t bother me in the very least🤩🤪🥰
Oh praise the Lord, you live in a blessed place ❤️ I love nature and simplicity, your place took my breath away 🤗
I hang most of my clothes outside, as well. We live in southern California and I try to take advantage of the abundant sunshine.
My grandma had a clothesline that looked like yours. I love it! ❤️❤️❤️
Always appreciate the wisdom you share on here through your life.
Praise the Lord! HalleluYAH 🙌🏼
God bless you and your family always in Jesus mighty name 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼
You are such a nice lady, Mrs Katie 😊🌼🌻
Hello sweet friend, I feel your love and care from SoCal to MidOH and I am ever-grateful to you. I am joyful that this content brought you a smile and remembrance of your grandmother's clothesline. Being out in the sun and performing the happy chore of hanging clothes out just makes me happy. It is usually one chore that I don't want the family's help with because I *need* that time with the Lord. Thanks again for visiting my home and I hope you return often. 🧺katie
Your video was right on time, Mrs. Katie! I also love to hang my clothes on a line, and talk to the Lord while I’m out there. It’s been a stressful week, and your video blessed my day.❤️
Oh my, Victoria, I am thankful to hear that my little clothesline visit was a blessing to you. I do always hope that my content can be a blessing to at least one person. The information, no doubt, is not new to most of my friends out there but I am always happy when friends like you come along just for a visit. I hope and pray that tomorrow is a better day for you, sweet lady. ❤️katie
Love the scent of laundry sun dried outside . Definitely worth investing in decent clothes pegs/pins. I bought cheap ones and they snap straight away lol.
Those cheapies sure are a waste of money but I do have a few thrown into my varied mix of pins.
I have a rotary clothes line it's great. My sister doesn't she puts a clothes airer out where no one can see it on her patio. Don't forget not to leave them there if the sun is really strong I have accidentally bleached a couple of linen dresses....
And on that note, the sun is a great tool to intentionally bleached stained items. 😃
We are getting to close on a house, moving at the end of the month. For the first time in my life I will be able to hang clothes outside on a line. I have already ordered and received wood clothes pints, a hanging pints bag AND a liftomatic, rotary clothesline. Just like we had when I was growing up 50 years ago 🥰 I can't wait to hang clothes outside!
That is SO wonderful for y'all, Andrea! You will be in hog heaven with your new laundry supplies. Enjoy! I know you will surely be counting your blessings. ❤️katie
Yes! What great tips for new homemakers. I love love my clothes line. Nothing like a fresh cotton nightgown and sheets off the line. 😁 When we purchased the home we are in now 20 years ago it did not have a clothes line on the property. That was amended right away! I have one of those hanging thingies but must confess I'm guilty of hanging it up in the family room in the winter over the heat vent. I've been caught a few times when visitors came with unmentionables hanging. 😳🤭😄 Love your clothes pin apron Katie! ❤️
Too funny, Tracey! Something similar happened here but after I realized the visitors saw my unmentionables it was too late. 😬😂 Those hanging things are indeed a good thing to own. Thanks so much for visiting me today, friend. ❤️katie
I love that you did a video on this! I’m love my clothesline.
Glad you liked it!! 🧺🙌🏼
Hey, Katie 💚🌸. I don’t even have a clothesline anymore 😒. I do sorta miss those days ❤️
Hello sweet friend, I hope that your visit to my clothesline provided a sweet look back to those days. Have a blessed day, ❤️katie
I love love hanging clothes on the line.. we also have a fold out clothes line for inside of the weather is bad!
Sounds like you are all set no matter the weather. Wise lady. ❤️
Hi friend. Feeling pretty blue today😔. If only I had a clothes line to hang my laundry out on. Had one as a kid. Not allowed here. We only have just under an acre. Good old Fairfax county 😬🤦🏻♀️. I miss you. Hope all is going well with family.
Oh my! I am sorry you are down today and also that you don't have a clothesline. We've always checked that sort of thing whenever we've moved. Not many in our village have a clothesline but they are allowed. Perhaps you could have one on a porch or bathroom, etc.? Love ya friend❤️katie
I love love love hanging clothes out some places can't have clothes line so glad I can be in the country and a place I .ca. do on line yes dryers cost big
Hello friend, yes, some places don't allow them. We have always made sure there are no or few restrictions when we've moved. Some folks like the city but we are country folk. 😍
This is so therapeutic to watch!
That makes me happy. 😍❤️
What a great video for SO MANY reasons! Thanks for sharing.
You are so welcome! Have a sweet day ❤️katie
Thank you for publishing this information about Closeline hanging and benefits! Excellent production! Love our line too.
Glad it was helpful! It sounds like you are on top of things at your house. I love that!
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Welcome Home ❤️🏡❤️katie
Thanks for the clothespins company recommendation. I just put in an order!
Awesome!! You will LOVE them!
Ohhh I want one of those clothesline aprons!!!
Then, I'd better get busy planning to make them. 😍
Yes! I hope you do a pattern and tutorial video.
@@apiecemaker1163 That is a great idea....thank-you!
@@HeritageWaysKatie you are most welcome. Hope it helps someone. God bless.
Folding over wadding saves space. I love clotheslines! I love how you come across in this video (first time viewer). I want to be your neighbor, now. ;)
Welcome Home, welcome to my home. ❤️🏡❤️ I am so glad you are here. One of the biggest compliments that I have received many times when we meet-up with our subscribers is that they are surprised and say, "You are the same on and off camera." I guess they are surprised because they don't expect that. Listen, I am too tired to put on airs and pretend. What cha see is what cha get, my friend. 😂🫣 Welcome!
Those are also one of my favorite clothespins.
So happy that you know about them. 😍
I used to love hanging my laundry outside. Due to allergies I can't do it anymore. Nothing smells as fresh as laundry dried outside. 😊
So true about the fresh smell. ❤️
Katie, you’re loosing weight! Look great! ❤️
Ps, finally got some much needed rain in Middle Tennessee!
Aw, thanks! MrP has lost 14 lbs. Me--not so much🙄 How does that happen?!
Thank you! New subbie here. Take care
I am so happy to have you here. Welcome home♥️🏡♥️
Putting the clothes to tumble in the dryer on air only for 5 minutes before hanging, the clothes are not stiff when you remove from the line.
I love hanging clothes out as well but … I hate the way clothes smell after being hung out and they feel so stiff . Help !! I know a lot of people love the way clothes smell hanging out . Do you have any tips for soft good smelling clothes ?😝
Oh my! I love the fresh smell. 😍 I do recall my Mama always hated that the towels could "stand up by themselves" after being on the line. LOL For me, I love the roughness of the towels because they are exfoliating. LOL However, you could always throw them in the dryer for about 10 minutes to soften them up. It works. 😃 Love ya sister❤️kt
I don’t have any advise for the smell cause I love how they smell haha! But something I’ve found helps soften the towels the best is throwing them in the drier for 5 to 10 mins Before you hang them outside instead of after they’re dried hanging outside and they stay very soft;)
Another tip is to give those towels a quick ironing with steam, the heat from the iron will soften up the fibres. Also, if you can, try hanging up the clothes to dry, earlier in the morning when the sun is not so hot and harsh.
🌷Sam
@@sammie44 Great tips! Thanks so much😍
@@mckaylamast3038 Good tip! thanks Mckayla
I have a clothesline, but I have problems with little bugs getting on the towels and sheets etc! Any ideas why and what to do about it?
Hmmm...I don't know. Do they just stick there? Can you put the load in the dryer for a few minutes after removing them from the line?
The bugs could be attracted to the scent of your laundry detergent. I've found that when I use Gain detergent the bugs like the scent on my clothes, I'll go out there to check the clothes on the line, and there will be one or two bugs. I don't have that problem with Tide original or with Tandril (detergent from Aldi).
Love my washing line and my clothes poles I love stripping bedding washing and drying it and putting it back on makes for a wonderful sleep
Beautiful blessings 🏴💕💕
I do agree with you. Such sweet and comfortable sleeping. Thank-you for visiting me today. ❤️katie
Do you know if it would be safe to hang cloths on the power lines if your rental property does not allow you to have clothe lines?
Sounds dangerous to me. 😬
Wow I didn't know. I remember when I was in New Mexico people would hang their clothes on power lines because their cities or land lord does not allow you to put up clothes lines
Would you please post the name of the store if we were interested to order one of the hanging devices thank you
Sure. The pins are made by www.ladyandthecarpenter.com/kevins-quality-clothespins/ but the round hanging thing is just at a couple of local Amish stores. They don't have websites or electricity. I wish there was a way I could offer them to sell to y'all.
@@HeritageWaysKatie Thank you
Nothing like going to sleep on sheets fresh off the line!
Completely agree! What is it about the smell of the fresh sun that feels so comforting at bedtime? 😍
AMEN !!!
I REALLY miss a clothes line!
Hello sweet friend, thanks for visiting me today. Can you have one someday?
@@HeritageWaysKatie ha u will laugh....i got on Amazon and have a round portable one coming next week😁👍 see what ya did 😄
Hah! Did you use our link? I should link it below the video. 🥰
@@HeritageWaysKatie ohh shoot no! Wilp remember that next time! Thanks for telling me😎
No problem! Honestly, I don’t mention it often-or at all. Since you mentioned your purchase, I went back and pasted the link in the box of this video in the event others want to use it. 😍❤️