In this case, certain measures should be respected to limit the risks of drying indoors as much as possible:
_ Your clothes, towels and sheets should be spaced out in your drying rack for better air circulation between the textiles. Do not hesitate to remove dry laundry to improve ventilation.
_ Capitalize on spinning the clothes at maximum speed to end up with as few damp clothes as possible
_ Prefer the day to dry your laundry. Drying is accelerated by light and hot air.
_ If you have too many items to dry, you can use hangers
_ Use clothespins to avoid contact between damp fabrics
_Put your drying rack in the least humid room. The ideal is that it has a window to evacuate humidity and ventilate the room
_ Keep the drying rack away from a heat source such as a radiator or fan. This will only have the effect of promoting the evaporation of humidity and creating even more saturated air.
_ It is not a very good idea to hang your damp laundry in the bathroom because it is one of the damp rooms
_ You must regularly ventilate the room in which your drying rack is placed. In this case, you will not need a humidity absorber (or air dehumidifier)
_ To get closer to an ideal humidity level, do not hesitate to renew the air
