This article provides advice on how to dry clothes indoors, considering energy costs and environmental concerns. It explores various methods, such as using a heated airer, and offers tips from laundry experts and parents.
MadeForMums reviews are independent and based on expertise and testing. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission, but this never influences our product choices.We're all looking for the cheapest way to dry washing, especially if you don't have any outdoor space. We have expert advice on the best ways to dry your clothes indoors to help minimise energy billsOne certainty about having a family is that your washing pile will grow and grow.
And, with British weather being so unpredictable, even if you're fortunate enough to have a garden or outdoor space, it's not always possible to dry your clothes outside on aWe've researched clothes drying solutions with experts and parents who get through piles of family laundry every week. We talked to laundry expert, Sam Whigham, creator ofeco-based laundry products, to explain the pros and cons of each method of drying clothes indoors. We also asked parents in ourto share their drying tips and products they recommend to dry clothes inside. For when your laundry has dried, take a look at our roundup of the, soaring energy costs and environmental concerns mean that you may want to reduce your use of the dryer. Drying your washing inside may take a little longer, but you'll save on your energy bill, help the planet and save yourself from a horrible shock when you pull something out of the dryer to see it has shrunk to teddy bear size. Plus there are some items that shouldn't be put in the tumble dryer. To be confident your clothing is suitable for tumble drying, look for the symbol that shows a square with a circle in it. If you see the symbole with a cross through it, this means it's not suitable for drying.Energy costs and they usually take up quite a bit of room A heated airer is a great compromise between using a regular airer and a tumble drye
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