The blankets would drip dry as time passed, and should provide shelter.

No pressing is necessary, just dip in water and hang up to drip dry.

Seems we got hung out to drip dry by you and your crowd, Nkrumah.

The utensils are then rinsed in clean water and hung to drip dry.

Then, as it dripped dry, the doors still locked so I could say things like where next, my brother would start to holler.

Pete took off his raincoat and hung it in the tub to drip dry.

In the kitchen, dishes never have to be dried because they can drip dry through a wooden rack directly into the sink.

He looked proudly down at the paper and added, "They drip dry and you don't have to put them away.

Blue glass: Clean only with blue cleanser, wash, rinse and drip dry.

These plants were boiled, chopped in a blender and then spread on a framed screen to drip dry as paper pulp.

Pack drip dry and easy hand-wash fabrics.

Because the dishes were dried in hot air, it was much more hygienic than using a tea towel or leaving the dishes to drip dry.

Finishing, he carried his dishes to the basin, where he scrubbed them and left them to drip dry for the next day.

Bathtubs and shower stalls in Florida are used to hold drip-dry clothing that is dripping dry.

"It'd be awesome," Ms. Masters said as she dripped dry with her board on a pier near Waikiki.

'Beached Napoleonic sea forts dripping dry in the sunshine'

(1995) - 1 short: Drip Dry Drips.

The gray dacron shirt and shiny blue polyester pants hanging on the line over the bathtub had dripped dry overnight.

Residents are required to take cognizance of the following special instructions: White glass: Clean carefully with household bleach or ammonia, wash, rinse and drip dry.

Glassware is often dried by suspending it upside down to drip dry on racks; these can include a hot air fan to blow the internals dry.

First she shampooed her hair in the tub, then she laundered her sweater and leggings, hanging them off the edge of the table to drip dry.

"Rock-and-Roll with Squeaky Clean," by Drip Dry Records.

"Drip Dry Eyes" (Neuromantic, 1981)