Should clothes be dried inside out? Here is the correct way

Washing clothes is a common thing in our lives, but many people just hang them out to dry, which will greatly reduce the service life of the clothes. In fact, clothes made of different materials have different ways of drying. You will understand after reading this article.

Many times, we are used to drying clothes upside down after washing, but drying underwear upside down will easily make the clothes full of dust and bacteria. Underwear is close-fitting clothing, and people with sensitive skin should pay more attention to it, so remember to dry underwear right side up. In addition, let me popularize the method of hanging underwear to dry. It is best to clamp it upside down, or hang it from the middle. This is the correct method, which can make the underwear dry faster and not easily deformed.

It is best to dry outerwear inside out, especially brightly colored and dark-colored clothes. In the summer, the sun is very strong, and the fading of clothes will be particularly serious after being exposed to the sun.

Sweaters cannot be hung directly. After the sweaters are dehydrated, because the threads of sweaters are not tightly knitted, in order to prevent the sweaters from deforming, they can be put into a net bag after washing and laid flat in a ventilated place to dry. Fine-thread sweaters are protected and hung. Compared with sweaters, fine-thread sweaters have tighter threads and can be hung directly on hangers. However, before hanging, it is best to roll a towel or bath towel on the hanger to prevent deformation; or use two hangers to hang when drying to prevent deformation due to excessive hanging weight. If you want to continue hanging the sweater after it is dried, you can use this hanging method to prevent deformation. Fold the washed clothes in half and place the hanger under the armpit of the sleeve. After the sleeve part passes through the hanger, pass the lower half of the sweater. Hanging the sweater in this way will not be afraid of deformation of the shoulder sleeve, and it is not easy to have creases.

After washing, silk clothes should be placed in a cool and ventilated place to dry naturally. Because silk clothes have poor sunlight resistance, they should not be exposed directly to the sun, otherwise the fabric will fade and the strength will be reduced. Moreover, silk clothes are relatively delicate, so the correct method should be mastered when washing. Alkali will damage silk fibers, so neutral washing powder and laundry detergent should be used. When washing, it is not advisable to stir or twist vigorously, but to rub gently. To protect the color of clothes, you can put another basin of clean water after washing, drop two or three drops of vinegar into the water, soak for 5 minutes, take out, and hang it in a cool place with the reverse side.

After the clothes have been dried in the dehydrator, it is best to take them out and dry them immediately, because the longer they are in the dehydrator, the more likely they are to fade and wrinkle. Secondly, after taking the clothes out of the dehydrator, shake them a few times immediately to prevent wrinkles. In addition, after drying shirts, blouses, sheets, etc., stretching and patting them gently can also help prevent wrinkles.

Hang it up directly after washing without wringing or dehydrating. Let it drip dry naturally. After dripping dry, it will not wrinkle or get sticky, and will look clean.

Because the color will turn yellow easily after being exposed to strong sunlight, the best way is to dry it in the shade.