The clothes dryer should make the laundry immediately ready to be folded and stored in the closet. However, it happens that after opening the drum, some items are still wet. There may be several reasons for this situation and they often result from bad habits. It’s important to know what not to do to avoid this problem in the future
Sometimes it happens that after taking them out of the dryer, our clothes are not only damp, but also have an unpleasant smell. So they are far from the effect we wanted to achieve by inserting them into the device. Very often this is the result of too many clothes in the drum.
Then the fabrics could not rotate freely, and the warm air that was supposed to dry them had no chance to reach all the layers. Therefore, a fully filled device is not a good idea because clothes get tangled and thicker materials remain damp. So the better solution is dividing the load into two rather than drying one too large batch.
In addition, inappropriate centrifugation may also be the cause of this state of affairs. When clothes are placed in the dryer after a short spin during , the device has to evaporate much more water, which not only increases energy consumption, but also sometimes causes the program to end before the material is completely dry. Therefore, it is worth ensuring the appropriate number of spins when washing, to save yourself an unpleasant surprise later.
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Therefore, if you want the dryer to dry your clothes properly, you should avoid the above mistakes. In addition, we need to set appropriate drying program, because each of them assumes a different final humidity level and operating temperature. If we set the option to, for example, delicate fabrics, the dryer may end the cycle earlier or operate at a lower temperature, which means that some thicker materials will not be completely dry.
Additionally, it is very important that regularly clean the dryer filter and check the patency of the ventilation ducts in models with air discharge to the outside. A dirty filter or clogged hose restricts the flow of warm air, which extends the drying time and causes the laundry to remain damp.
Let’s also remember that thicker materials, e.g. towels, take much longer to dry than thin T-shirts, so avoid drying them together and divide the laundry according to thickness and type of material. Putting them together can make it light items will stay dry while heavier items will still remain damp.
