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Why Don T Japanese Use Dryers. In fact, 90 percent of people who have some sort of dryer say they don't use it. Tokyo’s damp and humid weather makes the perfect breeding place. As miyamae observed, most japanese prefer. You could 1) buy a combo washer/dryer, 2) use the dyers at the closest laundromat, or 3) hang stuff on hangers. Wind as an eco dryer. One of the primary reasons for the limited use of dryers in japan is the lack of space, especially in cities. However, a different survey conducted by tokyo gas in 2013 concluded that 60 percent of japanese households that own clothes dryers in any form never use them, the main reason being that people. Why don’t we all have bathrooms that can dry laundry, too? Some people use washing machines that come with a drying function, or a bathroom heating “bathroom drying function” when it rains. Our japanese 'made and bought' dryer sits on a stand directly above our washing machine, so it. This is one of the fastest way to get your clothes dry, and the sun acts as a natural bacteria killer; There are many japanese who have never used a clothes dryer. The answer to the second question is no. In japan, the bathroom can be used as a clothes dryer, too. But you choose to stress over laundry.

As miyamae observed, most japanese prefer. Some people use washing machines that come with a drying function, or a bathroom heating “bathroom drying function” when it rains. You could 1) buy a combo washer/dryer, 2) use the dyers at the closest laundromat, or 3) hang stuff on hangers. In fact, 90 percent of people who have some sort of dryer say they don't use it. One of the primary reasons for the limited use of dryers in japan is the lack of space, especially in cities. Why don’t we all have bathrooms that can dry laundry, too? Tokyo’s damp and humid weather makes the perfect breeding place. In japan, the bathroom can be used as a clothes dryer, too. But you choose to stress over laundry. However, a different survey conducted by tokyo gas in 2013 concluded that 60 percent of japanese households that own clothes dryers in any form never use them, the main reason being that people.

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Why Don T Japanese Use Dryers The answer to the second question is no. This is one of the fastest way to get your clothes dry, and the sun acts as a natural bacteria killer; Tokyo’s damp and humid weather makes the perfect breeding place. Our japanese 'made and bought' dryer sits on a stand directly above our washing machine, so it. Wind as an eco dryer. But you choose to stress over laundry. In fact, 90 percent of people who have some sort of dryer say they don't use it. As miyamae observed, most japanese prefer. Some people use washing machines that come with a drying function, or a bathroom heating “bathroom drying function” when it rains. The answer to the second question is no. Why don’t we all have bathrooms that can dry laundry, too? There are many japanese who have never used a clothes dryer. Japanese apartments, known for their compact design, often cannot. In japan, the bathroom can be used as a clothes dryer, too. However, a different survey conducted by tokyo gas in 2013 concluded that 60 percent of japanese households that own clothes dryers in any form never use them, the main reason being that people. One of the primary reasons for the limited use of dryers in japan is the lack of space, especially in cities.