Our laundry room is basically not finished, I hang mine from the pipes on clothes hangers. The few things that have to lay flat, I use beach towels on my washer and dryer.
‘if you have an extra bathroom with a tub/shower combo that is not used often hang a rod in there and your clothes can dry easily and be hidden behind a shower curtain or shower doors.
I had this issue myself. Open tub upstairs with no rod and shower door downstairs. I don’t know what your budget is but years ago I purchased what is called a train luggage rack from a catalog. The depth was too wide for the hallway so I took it to a welding place and had it cut down. Original finish was black and I spray painted it a bronze(ish) finish with brown and a slight dusting of gold for an antique brass finish. I used it to drip dry on hangers the family’s clothes for years. A quick google and perhaps you could find many different types of attractive ones to suit your needs and budget.
I hang my tops/blouses on clothes hangers and put them wherever I can hang them so air circulates. You can use pants hangers for pants, underwear, towels, etc. Just clip and hang. With swivel hanger tops, you can hang practically anywhere.
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I have this empty space in my bathroom. Originally it was for a built-in laundry hamper. Please provide suggestions on how or what to do with this space?
I am assuming that you are referring to air drying your clothes is that correct?
Do you have a drain g rack?
If you have a laundry room add a drying rack.... https://www.pinterest.com/search/pins/?rs=ac&len=2&q=laundry%20room%20drying%20racks&eq=laundry%20room%20drying%20racks&etslf=NaN&term_meta[]=laundry%7Cautocomplete%7Cundefined&term_meta[]=room%7Cautocomplete%7Cundefined&term_meta[]=drying%7Cautocomplete%7Cundefined&term_meta[]=racks%7Cautocomplete%7Cundefined
If its just you, you can add a clothes line in the shower and/or one of those round/square ceiling hangers perfect for undies and stockings. https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_sc_1_19?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=shower+clothesline&sprefix=shower+clothes+line%2Caps%2C546&crid=2I1Y32E8QFKMQ
Do you use drying racks? I place items on hangers and hang on my shower rod in the guest bath.
Clothes Dolly hung from Ceiling on a pulley...................
Put up clothes line!!!
Our laundry room is basically not finished, I hang mine from the pipes on clothes hangers. The few things that have to lay flat, I use beach towels on my washer and dryer.
Hello,
‘if you have an extra bathroom with a tub/shower combo that is not used often hang a rod in there and your clothes can dry easily and be hidden behind a shower curtain or shower doors.
I had this issue myself. Open tub upstairs with no rod and shower door downstairs. I don’t know what your budget is but years ago I purchased what is called a train luggage rack from a catalog. The depth was too wide for the hallway so I took it to a welding place and had it cut down. Original finish was black and I spray painted it a bronze(ish) finish with brown and a slight dusting of gold for an antique brass finish. I used it to drip dry on hangers the family’s clothes for years. A quick google and perhaps you could find many different types of attractive ones to suit your needs and budget.
I hang my tops/blouses on clothes hangers and put them wherever I can hang them so air circulates. You can use pants hangers for pants, underwear, towels, etc. Just clip and hang. With swivel hanger tops, you can hang practically anywhere.