Mrs Hinch fans reveal their top four ways to dry clothes quickly without a pricey tumble dryer
THERE'S nothing worse than having clothes lying around the house for days waiting for them to dry.
Not only does it take up lots of space but it can also make your clothes smell damp.
Fortunately, Mrs Hinch cleaning fans have revealed their top four hacks to ensure your clothes dry quickly without using a pricey tumble dryer.
Many of the cleanfluencers fans have set up social media pages and groups to share their own hacks.
And in one such group, a woman asked how to dry her clothes without a tumble dryer, reports the .
She asked: "This has probably been asked many times before but...does anyone have any suggestions as to how I can get my washing to dry quicker. It takes around two days to fully dry."
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The post was inundated with comments from fellow cleaning fans, and there were four top tricks to help your laundry dry quicker.
One shared an image of her washing hung up on an airer, with a fitted sheet tucked over a radiator to cut down drying time.
She wrote: "Ignore the mess, I've started doing this and halved the time It takes, single fitted sheet, tucked behind the radiator and over the clothes airer."
A different person recommended putting your clothes on an extra spin before hanging them up.
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They explained; " "I have the same airer, after my washing is done I put mine in a 2800 spin dryer to take out excess water before I put them on the airer and they are bone dry the next day."
Another agreed: ""Spin your clothes twice, it takes all the heavy wet out of them when on the clothes horse cover them with a bed sheet, works wonders and your clothes will dry quicker."
"Only recommendation from me is getting a heated airer, I have the Dry Soon from Lakeland and it’s a game changer! Get the cover too as it keeps the heat in and dries the clothes quicker," suggested another.
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Finally, one cleaning fan recommended using two air dryers and hanging your clothes on coat hangers to allow more air flow.
They added: "Lots have said this, but hang over two rails and it’ll dry overnight. You’ve got fabric against fabric which prevents air flow and takes it longer to dry. Using clothes hangers also helps. I’ve a rack that I put over a door which I can hang hangers on which helps too."
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