A trick to make clothes dry quickly

In humid weather, clothes dry slowly and are easily contaminated by mold floating in the air. Especially during the rainy season, when clothes are hung out to dry indoors, the evaporated water will cause the indoor humidity to rise. Research from the Glasgow School of Art in the UK shows that every time washed clothes are dried indoors, 2 liters of water will evaporate in the process. In a poorly ventilated room, the humidity can increase by up to 3 times. Researchers point out that mold is prone to grow in this environment, and people with allergies may experience symptoms such as asthma. In this regard, the Japanese beauty and health website "Branger" has provided a good solution.

In order for clothes to dry quickly, low air humidity and good ventilation are two prerequisites. It is recommended not to wash a large amount of clothes at one time. They should be washed and dried in batches to reduce the evaporation of water. Long and short clothes should be hung separately, such as long pants and long skirts should be separated by short tops such as T-shirts. This is conducive to ventilation. You can also lay a few newspapers on the ground directly under the clothes, which can not only speed up the evaporation of water, but also absorb the water dripping from the clothes, which helps prevent the indoor humidity from rising. If you are in a hurry to wear the clothes, you can also use an electric fan to blow on the clothes.

In addition, do not leave the umbrella folded and placed while wet. After entering the house, you should fold the umbrella and shake off the water, then open it and wipe off mud and other dirt on the surface, and then dry it in a cool and ventilated place. Do not dry it in the sun, otherwise it will easily fade and turn yellow.