10 out of 10 washing machines dry clothes, but only a few know about this feature
. Can we finally do without the dryer? Here's a trick that's sure to come in handy! We've all been there, having to go out after an hour to find our favorite pants or the only shirt we feel comfortable in still hanging in the dryer, damp and soaked. In winter, it's even worse, because rain, snow, and frost make drying outside virtually impossible, and the air inside quickly becomes humid. Hanging it on the radiator seems like the most obvious solution, but not only does it waste energy, it also increases humidity in the home, which over time can lead to mold growth.
Few people know this, but our traditional washing machines also have a sort of "hidden" drying function that we can use at any time in an emergency. It doesn't require expensive accessories; all you need is a little physics and a basic bathroom accessory. This method can be a lifesaver if you need to quickly dry one or two items and don't want to spend hours tangled around a damp clothesline at home.
The trick is to increase the spin efficiency. A washing machine spins only at the lowest setting, but it can't do anything about the moisture that lingers between the fibers. This is where a simple but effective solution comes in.
