How to dry your Laundry FASTER in the Winter 💥 (GENIUS Trick) 🤯

Don't know how to dry your laundry in winter? - Here I show you how the laundry dries much faster in winter!
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In the summer, you can put your laundry wonderfully in the sun, so that it dries nice and fast. Whether it's on the balcony or in your own garden, or just by the window. But where can you put your laundry to dry in the winter? In this video I show you how the laundry dries much faster in the winter.
Because even if many believe that they then just have to turn up the heating, this is actually the wrong way. Because of the wet laundry, the humidity rises and this ensures that the laundry dries even slower.
The right way is to open a window so that the air can circulate. This should make your laundry dry quickly even in winter. And if you want to speed up the drying process even more, you should also set up a fan that blows through each row of laundry. This will make the laundry dry even faster!
So if you want your laundry to dry quickly even in winter, be sure to try these tricks!
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[@amywalker7515]

We've been drying our clothes on foldable racks for decades. In the winter, our house is so dry from the furnace we deliberately do laundry to hang up just to get some moisture into the air. We can hang even heavy work clothes on the dryer and have it be totally dry within 2 to 3 hours. We use our dryer to fluff and dewrinkle the clothes afterwards just for a few minutes after that. We've had the same dryer since 1987 because it is so rarely actually used. I think they made things better back then too.

[@buckjohnson1119]

👍They definitely did make things better, and much, still in the USA.

[@laurenanderson7330]

@@buckjohnson1119​​⁠they made things much still in the USA? What?

[@buckjohnson1119]

@@laurenanderson7330 Looks like the computer added more words. I don’t know other than that; what occurred with the comment. I do know that when items were made in the USA with Quality Assurance, there were high standards. Then a politician that never worked on anything, started the sellout for 💰 of USA 🇺🇸 Manufacturing and Engineering.

[@lizharley5723]

I found your video when I was researching what to do after my dryer stopped working and the service person was waiting for a part for the machine. I just followed your instructions with the fan blowing the clothes on the drying rack in front of a partially opened window. After doing so and listening again to your words of advice, I couldn't help but remember when I was a little girl in early 1960's in a northern climate when my parents had a wringer washer and dryers were unheard of. Our clothes were hung outside for a few months when weather was suitable. The rest of the time the wet clothes were hung up in winter in the basement (no window), on makeshift clothes lines. Back then, there was no discussion of fans, humidity build up, mould, etc. Makes you wonder how we are still alive today!!!!

[@turbotiger5998]

This is exactly what I've been doing, using a summer fan with no heat. It's a much cheaper method than using a tumble dryer. You can additionally put another fan by an open window to suck out the moisture-laden air.

[@naghamfouad543]

I use fan heater by putting it under the clothes and cover the rack with old bed sheet 😉

[@Alyssa-qx4un]

I 've done this for my daughter and is the best way for apartaments 👍🎈💚

[@Mamalion730]

I love listening to this man. He sounds like some of my family 😊

[@smartfoxofficial]

Thank you really much :)

[@Mamalion730]

@@smartfoxofficial you're welcome

[@aacmove]

Your laundry takes a long time to dry because you double fold it. Use pins instead and only fold a little over the top. More surface area = less drying time!

[@job4810]

That's exactly what I have been doing for ages and them clothes get dried super fast.

[@SonnyDarvishzadeh]

This is a problem mostly in Europe, where they make and export HVAC systems, but they don't install it for themselves. Same goes for 24 seater bus and coaches, etc. All the tech, gotta keep that window open. 1 meter thick wall to insulate, but let the cold air in by keeping a window open.

[@bleh5409]

I just watch a video of people living in -71 degrees in Siberia and they hang their clothes out pick them up stiff all dry and will soften inside. Gonna try that thia winter. We get down to -501 sometimes where i live

[@Srindal4657]

This is a good point. Cold wind, after I've had a shower, dries my hair quite quickly. Why have we been drying with heat all this time?

[@CmwSpeedrunUk]

Iv used a fan for years , this works

[@pulentoman2083]

I put all the wet clothes on and run around in the apartment until all the stuff is dry 😁 No, just kidding. I will try your advices, thank you very much!!!

[@TheSADHU88]

How do you get rid of the pneumonia? Just kidding xD

[@zinnyphenyane1908]

Haha 😂

[@Fascistbeast]

Haha listen to the advices 😅

[@hayrunsakursun2080]

Thank you 😊😊

[@ha5aad]

now that's a good tip - like tumble drying without the expense (or lack of space) of dedicated machine! ...So running costs similar to TD machine?

[@jackiewheeler2090]

Hopefully my dryer will not break down but if it did I will use this tip. Again many thank you's Smart Fox 💖

[@emmetttoomey8018]

Great idea per Emmett

[@smartfoxofficial]

Thank you :)

[@DeannaBayer]

I just changed my clothes up in the closet but don't close the door let it dry by itself you don't need it for a couple days or if I'm going to need it right away I will just let it hang in the closet spaced out and air dry

[@caliman5547]

Brilliant idea mine fround !!

[@PatriciaR.E.]

That’s an interesting idea. Thank you for sharing this. Our electronic dryer takes a very long time to dry our clothes. Therefore making our electric bill very high!! We don’t own a rack like that. Where can I find one of those? Thank you for your help.

[@lesleyoliver3310]

We clothes them a clothes horse or a clothes airer, we purchase them from hardware stores ie Bunnings Hardware or department stores ie K Mart or Target.

[@Nova_Avalon]

I found mine on amazon.

[@lesleyoliver3310]

@@Nova_Avalon I didn’t even think of that!😱,lol. I tend to not buy online as it means I have to be home for delivery or else run around to pick it up from whatever location it has been left at. This costs petrol and precious time, that’s why I just shop locally. But yes, that too is an option.

[@marykennedysherin3330]

Most hardware stores, Walmart, ikea...

[@loissmith4123]

Amazon has 25+ racks

[@elifkarakas5590]

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[@ВераЦовцик]

Вам огромное спасибо!!!!!

[@Dh66adel]

Hvala puno❤

[@adamgarrett7220]

We dry are suff near the fire 🔥

[@tinhhoavanhoa]

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[@xxxx1714]

Good idea

[@НадеждаЗдоровенко-ж6с]

Может у вас электроэнергия дешёвая, а у нас дорогая.

[@elbasset7214]

I'll try this. It cost alot to dry clothes in a dryer

[@StreetyKing]

Radiators on or off in the room?

[@staceykersting705]

I let the dryer get it mostly dry, then it dries quickly, but I don't put it away til morning

[@manuelapel1520]

Great idea!Is it possible that i hear a German accent in youre voice?

[@amybradshaw8466]

I use a fan

[@magdasocaci3614]

Super 👍🙂👏👍

[@1949ANIN]

Metodo molto intelligente👍🏻

[@CMK-Security]

Gute Ideen 👌👍

[@Tec2Nut]

Gat a dehumidifier

[@mar2506]

how is it any different than dryer

[@MayanPatel1]

@@mar2506 a dehumidifier extracts moisture out of the air

[@ryanh3285]

He said cool and dry air from outside clearly doesn't live in the uk.

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[@alexandrinagalmeanu4287]

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[@olgatyagnenko4017]

Очень плохой совет электричество намотаешь на новые вещи

[@hadijatkurbanismailova6727]

Никогда дома не сушу одежда, как можно дома сушить?

[@cellinimedusa4679]

I think a tumble dryer would use a lot less electricity

[@mta01ajd]

Tumble dryer will use 100 times more energy

[@mar2506]

​@@mta01ajd tumble dryer consumes 1kw and fan consumes 50-60 watt. but dryer can dry within 1-2 hours while it will take much longer for fan to dry so there won't be any difference i think.

[@mta01ajd]

@@mar2506 tumble dryer for a full load is 4kwh (unless it's a heat pump model), so a 50W fan (not that you'd run it on max power) would need to run for 80hrs to use the same power. My fan is 22W, but probably only 8W on the lowest setting, so we're talking a month and a half to reach 4kwh...

[@mar2506]

@@mta01ajd even in underdeveloped countries only heat pump model is used do usa even have old dryers anymore here dryers are even less than 1kw , 1.2kw at max , bosch siemens.. 22w fan most likely cant dry clothes ,even 40 -50 watt models are crap. you need at least 60 watt fan to call it a fan how long does it take with 22 or 8 watt to dry a lot of clothes ? not 1-2 shirts

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[@АнатолийБунин-ъ2г]

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[@serifesimsek8116]

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[@dianagreen3361]

In America we all have dryers so not even an issue here.

[@Mamalion730]

I don't have a dryer in my apartment at THE PORTAL TO HELL SENIOR CITIZENS APARTMENTS! Somethings can't be dried in the dryer. PS: I live in America not all of us have dryers!

[@stacy1880]

Not everyone in America has a dryer.

[@dianebaker5243]

What you all have 🤣

[@stacy1880]

@@dianebaker5243 it's called a clothesline. I had one outside til storm Frida knocked part of a tree down on top of it and took it out. Now I just have a small clothesline setup for in the house.

[@susanvan1672]

Yes, I live in California and I have a clothesline! I haven't had a dryer in years. Your clothes will last much longer when you don't put them in the dryer and that excessive Heat. Your clothes also have a tendency to shrink in that heat. Only in the winter or in the rain do I have to hang things up inside the house. Most things can go right on a hanger and hung in the doorways to dry.