House pro shares 3 clever ways to get wet bedding dry inside without using a tumble dryer or dehumidifier
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WASHING your bed sheets are always a pain but the winter weather makes it so much worse. Not only is changing the bedsheets a chore most of us hate, but the cold weather means it can take days for them to air dry. When drying them on airer they take up lots of room in your house, and bedding can easily cause mould to grow in your home and lead to unpleasant odours if not dried quickly.
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Most of us opt to dry them indoors to avoid the use of the tumble dryer which can be costly with energy bill hikes. Fortunately, James Higgins, an eucalyptus bedding expert and CEO of Ethical Bedding, has shared three laundry methods for drying bed sheets quickly.
And the best part is that none of the methods need a tumble dryer or dehumidifier to work. James first recommended doing your laundry first thing in the morning. The expert explained: "Naturally the inside of the home will heat up over the day and will give you better chances of air drying faster.".
He also warned against drying your sheets overnight as temperatures in the home drop considerably. James also revealed the number one spot to put your laundry so it dries quickly. He said that the kitchen was your best bet as the kitchen tends to be the "warmest part of the house" due to the oven and frequent foot traffic.
James added: "If you cook with the oven often you can use the excess heat to dry your sheets in the room at the same time.". Putting your drying rack next to the oven door will allow the excess heat to speed up the drying process," the expert continued.
