Since the beginning of time, man has yearned to dry his clothes.
This yearning made the last owners of this apartment put up a standard Ikea clothes cabinet in the bathroom with a heater in a cage at the bottom.
Which is ok.
But.
Look at these … thingies I’m supposed to hang the clothes to dry on:
They are short and pointy. They’re too short to hang a t-shirt over.
If I hang a t-shirt that way, the pointy end makes a really noticeable and semi-permanent bulge in the t-shirt. So I have to fold them, which makes a crease in the drying shirt.
I just canna be done!
(And if you’re about to suggest that I should use a dryer to dry t-shirts that have prints on them, there’s only one possibly answer: Sirrah, I’m not an animal!)
So I’ve been trying to come up with a way to alter this thing into something usable.
Ideally, I would have liked to have wider, non-metal … sticks … sticking out of the cupboard. But I couldn’t really see a way to do that that would be nice. Fastening … sticks … to the back of the cupboard would be doable, but making them stick out in a predictable fashion seems quite difficult, if I want to use the entire depth of the cupboard. And I have to, otherwise they won’t be long enough to hang stuff.
So I came up the the brilliant idea of just buying a bunch of broomsticks and mounting them the other way.
Saw saw saw:
Drill baby drill. I ran out of the fastener things, though, so I couldn’t get all the broomstick handle thingies up. There’s a chain store here that sells just the right kind, and I emptied out the stock from three different branches. I mean. Don’t they get people making drying cabinets from broomstick handles every day? Some chains are just so inconsiderate.
Look! Clothes! Drying!
It works!
I mean…
