Barb wrote:

I agree - I put my damp washing on an airer on the landing, with the bedding
over the bannister. In winter, with the heating on, it dries in no time and
doesn't use any more energy. Yes, the water has to go somewhere, but I've
never had any problem with dampness, even with all the windows closed ....
and a closed, centrally-heated house is, if anything, too dry.

What has this got to do with and mrsa outbreak in Scotland, then?

It is called "thread drift". :-)

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