Did you know that a washing machine can also dry clothes? A feature that many people still don’t know about.

1. Double the spin, double the performance

After washing, don’t hesitate to run an extra spin cycle. This will remove as much water as possible without damaging the fibers. Your clothes will be much less wet when you hang them.

2. Grow wisely

Place your clothes dryer in a well-ventilated room, even if it’s not heated. Above all, leave plenty of space between clothes to allow air to circulate freely! Also, remember to turn them over after a few hours for more even drying.

3. 3. Discreet air dehumidifier power

If you have one at home, now’s the time to get it out! Place it near your laundry: it will absorb moisture from the surrounding air and speed up drying. This is a real plus when the sky is gray for days on end.

Next time it rains, you’ll know what to do to avoid laundry piling up.