In El Salvador, there is no need to have a dryer, and that's why majority of people do not own it, including me.
In El Salvador, few people, especially living in the mountains or rural areas still do their laundry in the rivers or or handwash on the pilas which are concrete outdoor sinks which are mainly made to do laundry and then they dry their clothes by hanging them outside.
I learned how to handwash all of our clothes, when we went to El Salvador for visit in 2007 and so on, which is great to know, because I still like to handwash some smaller clothes or cloths myself.
I love my free dryer, because it dries fast, smells fresh like nature and it doesn't wreck your clothes, plus it's absolutely free.
It is more challenging during the winter season when it rains, but it usually doesn't rain in the daytime, but at night so you still get hot and sunny weather during the day.
Some people do have dryers, but that's usually people who live in the appartaments where they don't have much room to hang their clothes.
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