‘If the weather is dry and there’s a bit of wind, you’d be surprised how much moisture can be pulled from your laundry.’ Surprisingly, you can dry laundry outside in temperatures as cold ...

“High humidity can slow drying times, so your clothes may dry faster on a cold, dry day than on a hot, humid day. Wind can help to further speed up drying times, and help remove wrinkles.” ...

DRYING our clothes in the winter can be tough – there are fewer options and the colder temperatures make it that little bit harder. So it’s understandable that most of us put damp cloth… ...

DRYING clothes in winter can be quite a challenge. The cold, damp weather means that laundry takes much longer to dry, and finding space indoors can be difficult. Without the warmth of summer… ...

Discover the five items in your home laundry experts say you should never air dry. Learn the proper drying techniques as well ...

"When hanging your clothes outside, you'll find that wind can even further speed up the drying process. Wind can also help with getting the creases out of your clothes." ...

Drying is generally better in the warmth of summer for southern and central Australia. (ABC News: Che Chorley)Next comes wind. On a still day, a slim layer of air around your clothes will become ...

Hanging the washing out to dry in the garden has been a rare sight these last few months, with winter storms bringing freezing temperatures and 100mph gusts of wind.

Hanging your washing out to dry in the summer sun is one of life's simple pleasures. It's cost-effective, faster than indoor drying, and leaves your clothes and linens smelling delightfully fresh.

DRYING our clothes in the winter can be tough – there are fewer options and the colder temperatures make it that little bit harder. So it’s understandable that most of us put damp cloth… ...

This will allow more clothes to dry at once and will allow these items to dry as crease-free as possible. Once they are fully dry, you can then put them straight into your wardrobe, making washing ...

DRYING our clothes in the winter can be tough – there are fewer options and the colder temperatures make it that little bit harder. So it’s understandable that most of us put damp cloth… ...