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It’s the tumbling and rubbing together of clothes that does most of the damage. I stop putting dress shirts in the dryer entirely after paying attention to the
by refurb 2y ago
It’s the tumbling and rubbing together of clothes that does most of the damage.
I stop putting dress shirts in the dryer entirely after paying attention to the damage it causes.
Air drying leaves clothes looking almost new after a few years of weekly washing and air drying versus a worn out look from a clothes dryer.
But air drying needs to be done inside or at least shaded areas. The sun is an impressive bleaching agent!