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13th November 2023
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"I swear by my dehumidifier. Hang the clothes in the utility room, shut the door and a load is dry in four hours," another wrote.
"Wouldn't be without [my dehumidifier]. Scary how much water it takes. No damp problems anymore and our clothes are dry overnight," a third chimed in.
Adding an extra spin at the end of a washing cycle or setting the washing machine to high speed were some of the other genius tips for removing excess water from clothes and knocking off some of their drying time.
But if you plan to stick to your drying, there is a way to make it work more efficiently: add a towel to the load.
"If you want to make your tumble dryer work quicker and use less electricity then put a towel in with a wet load, leave it in for 15-20 minutes and then remove it. The towel will absorb lots of moisture from the clothes making them dry quicker," a group member recommended.
Another user said that using wool dryer balls also 'works a treat' and 'cuts down drying time'.
Top-notch advice.
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