Drying clothes in winter can be a challenge, especially in cold and wet weather. However, there are effective methods to dry clothes quickly even under adverse conditions that people have learned in various parts of the world, including East Germany.
Efficient drying of laundry in winter
When winter comes, drying laundry can be difficult. But with a few simple tricks, quick drying can be achieved even on cold and wet days. For example, effectively spinning laundry in a washing machine before drying can significantly reduce the time required for drying. Another useful tip is to place the dryer near a heat source, which will dry the clothes quickly without damaging them. Finally, regularly ventilating the room where you dry your clothes will help reduce humidity and speed up drying. These simple steps guarantee that even in cold weather your laundry will dry quickly.
Ventilation and placement of the dryer
Regular ventilation of the room where you dry your clothes is essential. Open draft windows for short periods to reduce humidity without cooling the walls. The place where you place the dryer is also important. Avoid drying in the living room or bedroom due to moisture and fabric softener evaporating into the air.
Use of natural conditions
Outdoor drying is also effective in winter. Sunlight and wind can dry clothes quickly, especially if temperatures are low. The water in the clothes freezes and subsequently sublimates, which effectively dries the clothes.
Use of household appliances
Use the washing machine for an extra spin and put dry towels in the drum to help absorb moisture from the clothes. A heat fan or hair dryer are also great helpers for quick drying. The stream of warm air from these devices can dry clothes in a few minutes.
A terry towel as a helper
For heavy fabrics such as jeans or sweaters, wrap the damp garment in a dry terry cloth towel and squeeze slightly. Repeat this process with other dry towels until the laundry is dry enough.
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2023-11-26 11:00:00
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