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As above its getting to that time of year drying clothes is starting to prove tricky, and I've looked at these in the party but am unsure if they're any good.
Over to you...
Dehumidifier with a dry function and a normal airer. Then you won't get a damp problem.
Just get a tumble drier.
I have mine in the basement and inonly use it when its sheets or if its pissing it down.
What he said about dehumidifier
I've used a Lakeland one for a few years and it works great.
Put cloths on come back later dry cloth and warm socks. Lovely.
I was in a small flat so no out doorspace for a line and no spare indoor space for a tumble dryer.
+1 for lakeland airer
Should add, rented flat, night storage heaters and no room for a tumble drier, hence looking in this direction
Looking at the cost of the Lakeland ones, would a dehumidifier be a better investment?
http://www.vax.co.uk/air-treatment/dehumidifiers/vax-power-extract-20l-dehumidifier
Clothes drying mode, plus it is top of the new Vax range.