No Sun or Dryer, No Problem! Use These Hacks to Dry Clothes Fast Without Odor

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As winter arrives, washing clothes seems straightforward, but drying them is another story. Cold winds, lack of sunlight, and high humidity mean clothes remain wet for days. This often causes a musty smell that no one wants, especially for children's and office wearers' clothes.

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If you don't have a dryer, don’t worry. With some clever home hacks, you can dry clothes quickly and odor-free in winter. These methods are simple and need only what you have at home. Here’s how you can tackle your winter laundry woes with ease.

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1. Use the Washing Machine’s Fast Spin Mode

After washing, always use the fastest spin setting. This extracts excess water, cutting drying time in half.

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2. Prioritize Air Over Heat

Air circulation is crucial. Hang clothes near fans, heaters, or any place with air flow. Moving air helps dry clothes swiftly.

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3. Use the Towel Trick for Heavy Clothes

For jackets, jeans, or sweaters, lay out a dry towel, place the wet clothing on top, and roll both tightly. Press them to let the towel absorb excess moisture.

4. Avoid Hanging Clothes Too Close Together

Ensure some space between clothes to allow air to circulate, helping them dry faster and more thoroughly.

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5. Dry Clothes Inside-Out

Drying inside-out speeds up moisture evaporation and prevents odor.

6. Use Hangers Effectively

Hang shirts, pants, scarves, or kurtas on hangers for 360-degree air exposure, aiding quicker drying.

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7. Dry Near a Heat Source

Position wet clothes near room heaters or sunny indoor spots, ensuring they aren’t too close to a safety hazard.

8. Use an Exhaust Fan if Drying in the Bathroom

Bathrooms can be humid, so running an exhaust fan helps expel moisture, speeding up the drying process.

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9. Employ a Dehumidifier

If available, use a dehumidifier to remove moisture from the air, making clothes dry faster in winter.

10. Flip Clothes Periodically

Turn clothes over every few hours to ensure even drying and complete moisture removal.

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