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The laundry sticks to the line
Short answer: Clothes stick because the line is dirty or because the fabric dries right into the peg. Wipe the line a...
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The fabric is creased after drying
Short answer: Wrinkles after drying come from hard spinning and from clothes lying crumpled while they dry. Lower spi...
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The clothes are not dry by morning
Short answer: Clothes dry slowly when the air in the room is already damp, or when the fabric lies close together. Mo...
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The clothes feel greasy after drying
Short answer: A greasy feeling after drying most often comes from fabric softener or from a coating in the dryer's li...
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Drying clothes in a dry climate
Short answer: In a dry climate, clothes dry faster than you expect. Underwear can be dry within an hour in the shade,...
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Drying clothes in a humid climate
Short answer: In a humid climate, clothes only dry if the air moves. Heat barely helps when the air already holds all...
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Myth, the tumble dryer destroys everything
Short answer: The tumble dryer is not the problem in itself. It is high heat and the last, dry part of the cycle that...
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What tumble drying on low heat means
Short answer: Low heat means the dryer blows air at around forty degrees instead of sixty. Drying takes longer, but f...
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How to dry sweat without it turning stiff
Short answer: Shake the piece out after washing, lay it flat and turn it halfway through. Avoid radiators and tumble ...
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Drying time compared
Short answer: Polyester dries fastest, followed by linen and bamboo viscose, and finally cotton and wool. In practice...
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How to dry bamboo clothing
Short answer: Hang clothes up straight away, pull them into shape and let them dry at room temperature out of direct ...
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The tumble dryer and bamboo clothing
Short answer: The fabric can handle a tumble dryer on low heat, but it costs lifespan. Shrinkage, slack elastic and p...
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