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2. Is It Risky To Air-Dry Clothes Indoors? Here's What An ... - AOL

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   Odds are to effectively dry your clothes indoors, you'll need extra gear like drying racks, which can absorb a lot of space when they're in use. Safety Tips For Air Drying Clothes Indoors

3. No One Knows This Laundry Hack, But It's a Game Changer for ...

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   For instructions on how to dry, check the care and fiber labels on your clothes — usually located on seams, at the back of the neck, or near the back waist of your garments.

4. Airing - Wikipedia

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   To prevent this, they are brought out in the open, and undersaturated air is circulated around them to dry them out. Some extant mildew can be killed by airing for several hours before vacuuming the cloth. [1] In a building with forced-air heating, the air is brought in from the outside and warmed, so the indoor relative humidity is lowered. In ...

5. Drying room - Wikipedia

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   A simple drying room can have clotheslines to hang clothes on, for example, at 30–40 cm intervals. In Japan, a heated bathroom is often a laundry drying room. [1] A drying room can be a living area if, for example, it is combined with a bathroom, or a storage or utility room if it is primarily a technical room or a wardrobe.

6. Why You Should Only Ever Air-Dry Your Clothes - AOL

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   Start small: I dry 90% of my clothes on a small drying rack, but bedding is too difficult to line-dry (unless you have access to an outdoor clothesline). So rather than let perfect be the enemy of ...

7. Clothes line - Wikipedia

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   The drying time indoors will typically be longer than outdoor drying because of the lack of direct solar radiation and of the convective assistance of the wind. The evaporation of the moisture from the clothes will cool the indoor air and increase the humidity level, which may or may not be desirable. In cold, dry weather, moderate increases in ...