What should I do if I dry my clothes when it is wet?
What should I do if I dry my clothes when the weather is wet?
1. Fold the clothes that have been washed and dried (if they cannot be dried, you must try your best to wring them out), fold them, wrap them in the freezer in the refrigerator for 7 or 8 hours, take them out, unfold them, and hang them outside or on the balcony. In this way, the dried clothes dry quickly and will not have a moldy or odor.
2. Use a clean large black garbage bag (or black cotton cloth because it is more breathable), cut it to a size that is enough to cover the clothes, clamp it with a clip, and hang it in a light and ventilated place. Black can absorb heat and ultraviolet rays, and has a sterilization function. It will not cause damage and dry faster than natural drying. It is especially suitable for drying clothes on rainy days.
3. Bend 1/3 of both ends of the wire hanger forward. The hanger becomes a solid body. When drying clothes, the front and back bodies will not be stuck together. Ventilation on the inner side of the clothes can greatly shorten the drying time, and drying clothes can be quickly dried on rainy days.
4. If it is a small piece like a sock, it can be dried on the monitor you are using.
The smell of dry clothes means that the clothes have not been washed clean and have not been dried in time. The mold attached to the clothes is multiplied in large quantities, excreting acidic substances and producing odors. There are several treatments:
1. If you are in a hurry to wear it, you can use a hairdryer to blow the clothes cold air for 15 minutes. The wind can remove the moldy smell.
2. Putting smelly clothes in a place with water vapor, such as a bathroom that has just taken a shower, can also effectively remove the odor from clothes.
3. Add two spoonfuls of white vinegar and half a bag of milk to the water, put the smelly clothes in and soak for 10 minutes, and then wash to remove the odor.
4. Rewash the clothes and put them in the sun to dry.