Drying laundry is a daily household task that often goes unnoticed but can have a big impact on household efficiency. However, drying laundry is not always easy, especially if you don’t have access to a dryer or if the weather outside is not cooperating. Nonetheless, drying laundry can be done easily and efficiently by using various techniques and tools. Discover the best tips and tricks to make drying laundry easier and more effective, so that your clothes are always clean, dry, and ready to wear. We all know that finding the perfect method to dry clothes quickly and efficiently, especially in a small home, is an art. But there is a Japanese method that seems particularly promising. With this tip, you can save space and time and ensure better drying of your laundry.
Not every household has a dryer. Therefore, traditional methods are often used to dry clothes, such as hanging them on a clothesline, using a drying rack, or using hangers. Although these methods are well-known, the question is which method is the most efficient.
Efficient Japanese laundry hanging tip
Of course, the best way is to hang laundry outside on a clothesline. This way, the clothes have plenty of space and you can use the natural power of the sun, which not only dries the laundry quickly but also prevents bacteria or mold. However, not everyone has this option. What if the weather is not cooperating and the house is small? Then the drying rack is used! Unfortunately, drying takes much longer and you don’t have the option to hang multiple loads per day.
According to the Japanese magazine Oggi, you can save some time, though. It’s all about how the laundry is placed on the drying rack. Through this technique, the Japanese have discovered that it can save a lot of time for drying laundry. When clothes of different lengths are hung too close to each other, the drying process slows down. On average, it takes about 4 hours and 30 minutes for the entire load to dry in the average household. Curious about how the Japanese technique works and how you can now dry your laundry much faster? Check it out on the next page.