A couple of months ago, I noticed my dryer wasn’t drying like it used to. I had to run the dryer for two full cycles for my clothes to get dry. That is when I looked into alternative sources to dry my laundy. Here are a couple of drying tips.
Machine Drying:
- Don’t overload. That increases your drying time, and wrinkles.
- Seperate heavy and light items, so they’ll dry more evenly.
- Remove your permanent press items (dress shirts, pants) as soon as possible. You also won’t have to iron!
- Clean the lint out of the filter after each use!
TIP – Keep the lint you pull from the filter. Also keep any toilet paper roll. Stuff the roll with the lint. You have yourself a fire starter for the next time you may need to start a fire!
Line Drying/Clothes Drying Rack:
- Be sure clothesline and clothepins are clean
- Smooth items as you hand them.
- When you dry colored items outside, turn them inside out to prevent fading.
I personally love the way the clothes from the dryer feels. I usually will let my clothes dry outside for most of the time, and put them in the dryer for 10 minutes.
Norwex also has these awesome dryer balls. They reduce the time your clothes need to dry by 25%. You place both in your dryer with laudry, and set your dryer at the desired heat. The unique design of the Dryer balls lifts and separates laundry while softening fabrics. This reduces the drying time, static cling, and wrinkles, naturally without chemicals. No need for fabric softner or dryer sheets. When you are finished remove the balls from the dryer. The balls have a 1 year warranty, yet they last 3-5 years. Click here if you are interested.





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