Rainy Day Clothes Drying Idea ....

[CaptnJohn]

Originally Posted by Witch Doctor

You got to be kidding, your camping, the man was MacGyver himself, give in credit for being innovated not TACKY. If you get caught in a rain storm is it better to take your close off and throw them in a hamper wet? You have to dry them first somehow.

Not kidding, opinions differ and a CG does not need to look like the projects. Many CGs do not permit hanging clothes outside for that reason.
Since you asked, wet clothes (not "close") go in the dryer. No matter if out of the washer or from a sudden rain.

[Witch Doctor]

Thank you for my phone changing the spelling. Wow, I would guess you stay in high cost resorts or something, that's your opinion, but my phone thanks you, I don't think I would be driving 20 miles to find a drier, in fact I don't think I would walk across the road even to dry them, it is called camping not resort living,

[CaptnJohn]

Originally Posted by Witch Doctor

Thank you for my phone changing the spelling. Wow, I would guess you stay in high cost resorts or something, that's your opinion, but my phone thanks you, I don't think I would be driving 20 miles to find a drier, in fact I don't think I would walk across the road even to dry them, it is called camping not resort living,

Sorry I got your panties in a wad. I don't always stay in resort CGs. I don't drive 20 miles for a dryer or even walk across the street. It simply takes using the dryer in the coach. For future reference you may find most CGs have dryers available, we used them for years.

[bikendan]

Originally Posted by CaptnJohn

Sorry I got your panties in a wad. I don't always stay in resort CGs. I don't drive 20 miles for a dryer or even walk across the street. It simply takes using the dryer in the coach. For future reference you may find most CGs have dryers available, we used them for years.

I have never been to any state, county or national park campground that had washers and dryers,
So saying "most" isn't exactly true unless you are referring to private RV parks.
Many of us don't stay at private RV parks.

And the overwhelming majority of RVs don't have washers/dryers and don't have the room for them.
So you're fortunate that you have them and the room for them.
But you are in the minority. Not everybody has the money for a large MH or 5th wheel that has them.