Fluff - How do you dry your bed sheets?

We're in an apartment so I toss them in the dryer.

Air dry as long as I can. I'm out there in the spring in a jacket and my fingers are cold and there is still snow on the ground. I love the smell of air dried.

On the line during our warmer months. In the dryer the rest of the year. 

Tumble dryer, we don't have space to hang them outside and I don't want a wet king size duvet cover hanging in the house.

Exactly this ^^^

In the dryer.

I use my dryer.  I live in a townhouse/condo and we are not allowed to have clothes lines.  I would probably use my dryer most of the time even if I could use a clothesline.  I don’t like the stiffness of line dried items (although I do like the smell)

Growing up, my mother line dried everything when the weather was good.  (Basically spring, summer, and fall if it wasn’t rainy).  She loved the fresh smell of line dried clothes, but it meant a lot of ironing (that is another story) too.  As she got older she ended up mostly just hanging out her sheets, and now I think she just uses the dryer for everything.

My grandmother, on the other hand, line dried everything.  She had a dryer but I bet I could count on my fingers and toes the number of times she used it.  Winter, spring, summer and fall,  it didn’t matter.  She also did her washing around good drying days.  If it was raining or snowing, or too humid, she wasn’t doing laundry. 

I wish I could hang them outside but the HOA says no-no.

I live in an apartment, so it's dryer for me in the common laundry room.

I love to hang them outside to dry in the summer (once the heavy pollen has settled down).

In the winter, I partially dry the fitted sheet and then hang it (so the elastic lasts longer) and I fully dry the top sheet and pillow cases.

In the dryer like all my clothes.

Dryer. No clothesline and nobody around here hangs things to dry. I will occasionally hang throw rugs over the pool fence.