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When you move from office to physical work
Short answer: Physical work makes completely different demands: more sweat, more movement and more wear. The wardrobe...
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Clothes for the first day at a new job
Short answer: Choose something you already know fits well, and dress one step smarter than you think is required. You...
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Clothes when you start studying
Short answer: A student wardrobe has to handle frequent washing, long days, and both lectures and evenings. A few goo...
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A new wardrobe after a move
Short answer: A move is the best time to see what you actually wear. Anything you pack without missing it is a candid...
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Drying when you are in a hurry
Short answer: The order is always the same: spin extra, roll the water out in a towel, and hang with air around it. T...
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Why clothes shrink most in the dryer
Short answer: The dryer combines heat with mechanical movement, and that exact combination pulls the stitches togethe...
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A dehumidifier in the drying room
Short answer: A dehumidifier removes the water from the air instead of moving it out of the room. In a closed room it...
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What a tumble drying costs per load
Short answer: A full tumble dry uses two to four kilowatt hours depending on the machine and programme. At a normal e...
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Drying and cooking smells
Short answer: Fabric absorbs smells from the air, and damp clothes absorb far more than dry ones. If you dry laundry ...
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An outdoor line and pollen
Short answer: In pollen season, wet laundry collects large amounts of pollen from the air. For people who react to po...
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Why sweat takes the longest
Short answer: Sweat fabric is thick and has a brushed inside that holds on to water. It is roughly twice as much mate...
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Why socks dry fastest
Short answer: A sock has a lot of surface compared with its weight, so water can evaporate from almost the whole fabr...
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