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An indoor airer in winter
Short answer: In winter the outdoor air is dry, so a well aired room can dry clothes quickly. The problem is the mois...
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Drying in a room with no windows
Short answer: Without air exchange the room is saturated with moisture in under an hour, and after that drying almost...
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Drying over a radiator
Short answer: A radiator dries quickly, but the high temperature makes the fibres stiff and can set creases in place....
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Drying on low heat, what it does
Short answer: Low heat in the tumble dryer means around sixty degrees instead of eighty. The difference noticeably ex...
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Why the dryer wears the fabric
Short answer: The dryer combines heat, mechanical movement and dry air, and all three attack the fibres. The lint in ...
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Tumble dryer or washing line
Short answer: The dryer is fast and leaves clothes soft, but it costs lifespan in elastic and surface. The washing li...
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The symbols that concern drying
Short answer: All drying symbols are squares. A circle inside means tumble dryer, a horizontal line means dry flat, a...
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The square with a diagonal line in the corner
Short answer: A diagonal line in the top left corner of the square means dry in the shade. It is a warning about sunl...
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The square with a horizontal line
Short answer: A square with a horizontal line inside means the item should be dried lying flat. It is the method that...
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The square with a circle and two dots
Short answer: Two dots inside the circle mean tumble drying at normal heat. It is allowed, but it is still the hardes...
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The square with a circle and one dot
Short answer: One dot inside the circle means tumble drying at low heat. It is the setting that is safe for fabric wi...
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The square with a circle
Short answer: A square with a circle inside means tumble drying. The symbol says the fabric tolerates a dryer, while ...
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