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How many minutes it takes to dry bamboo clothes
Short answer: How many minutes it takes to dry bamboo clothes depends on thickness, air, warmth and how much water is...
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What drying costs
Short answer: A tumble dryer typically uses twice as much electricity as the wash. A washing line costs nothing and d...
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Drying towels between uses
Short answer: Spread the towel fully out instead of hanging it folded on a hook. A folded towel never dries completel...
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Drying on the radiator
Short answer: Drying on the radiator is quick, but the dry heat makes the fabric stiff and wears the elastic. If you ...
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An indoor drying rack without damp problems
Short answer: A machine load of laundry gives off up to two litres of water into the air. Without ventilation it ends...
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An outdoor line and the effect of the sun
Short answer: Drying outdoors is the gentlest and cheapest method. But direct sun fades coloured clothes, so hang dar...
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Drying flat versus drying on a hanger
Short answer: Heavy wet clothes should dry flat, and light clothes can hang. The rule is about how much water pulls o...
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A home without a tumble dryer
Short answer: Choose thin fabrics that dry fast, hang items with space between them and ventilate the room while they...
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Drying time on a line versus in a tumble dryer
Short answer: Bamboo fabric usually takes three to six hours to dry on a line indoors, and twenty to forty minutes in...
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The colour has faded where the sun hits
Short answer: Sunlight breaks down dye. Dry dark clothes in the shade, turn them inside out, and avoid leaving them s...
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Tumble drying on too high a heat and the damage it does
Short answer: High heat shrinks the fabric, loosens the elastic and creates pilling on the surface. Use the coldest p...
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Tide marks after drying on the line
Short answer: Ring marks are an edge of dirt and detergent that collect where the fabric dries last. Rinse better, av...
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