Cost of living crisis: Genius ways to dry your clothes without paying for a tumble dryer
September 21, 2022 - 15:37 BST Rachel Avery Amid the cost-of-living crisis, many households are looking for multiple ways to keep bills as low as possible. Whether you've not got a tumble dryer, or you're looking to save money by not putting it on as often, here are the best alternative ways to dry your clothes…Put your clothes outside The simple answer for a free way to dry your clothes is to put them outside. If you don't have a washing line, you can simply pop your airer outside.
Follow the sun When drying your clothes inside, put the airer in the sunniest room for the time of day to utilise the heat created when it beams through the window. Dehumidifiers range in price, and this one under £90 is as quiet as they come so it won't disturb your peace.SHOP NOW Invest in a heated airer Costing around 8p an hour rather than the 30p an hour it costs to run a tumble dryer, a heated airer could be a good way to save during the colder months.
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