Drysdale

The dryer that sits on top of the washer. Suave, delicious, Drysdale is the place to go for a sweet chablis and dry humor. His charm knows no bounds and same can be said for his praise though most of the time it's directed at himself. He's confident, cheeky, and loves a good time with good company, being more openly extroverted and free spirited than his former companion Washford. The two split after an incident caused by him, though Drysdale himself says that he has no faults in the matter. While he may act like that life is behind him, he's suspiciously always asking about his former partner and wishes to see him again to the point where even screaming Washford's name is enough to make him giddy.

He likes: Presents, Biscuits, Wrestling in Oil.

He dislikes: Drying Clothing.

In his object form, Drysdale is a white dryer with orange accents sitting on top of the washer in the laundry room. Through the Dateviators he becomes a tall, muscular man in his late 40s or early 50s, his well toned physique in line with his previous occupation as an acrobat. He's got a chiseled face with a strong jaw, olive skin, light brown eyes, a big nose, short auburn hair with Grey streaks that he keeps slicked back, thick eyebrows and a pair of well groomed, parted pencil mustache paired with a goatee. He still wears his suit from his tumbler days which consists of a white long sleeved shirt with a frilly collar, opened in the middle, with blue accents on the shoulders decorated with buttons you'd find on a dryer, orange tights with a pair of suspenders, a pair of white bracelets on each wrist, a white laced belt and a huge see-through orange button shaped like a dryer door with three socks attached to it. A couple of socks are also sewn in his tights. Drysdale is confident, cheeky, and loves a good time with good company, especially if it means getting compliments, he loves for flattery. He is more openly extroverted and free spirited than his companion Washford, which leads to him being more open with people and for new experiences. Unfortunately this also makes him reckless and not prone into thinking things through because of living in the moment. The primary example is when he started getting close to Dirk, the dirty laundry, a young man who worked with him and Washford, because of the former complimenting him constantly, something Washford didn't do. It all culminated when Drysdale decided to include Dirk in the show without consulting Washford and accidentally not drying the clothes on their last number which led to Washford getting sick and feeling betrayed. Drysdale feels remorseful after all the time he and Washford spent apart but despite still loving him, he doesn't feel like he was in the wrong. Much like Washford, he speaks in an eloquent manner, also using pet names like "cherub", "diamond" or "darling". Rather than poetry he's more interested in luxury and the beauty of things, often considering his old partner too sad for his taste. However he loves when Washford flirts with him and secretly enjoys some of his verses. He also has a pet name for Washford, that being "Washy"