Why shouldn't some clothes be put in the dryer?
For example, I have a new sweater and sweatpants with the X symbol. But in the summer, at 30 degrees Celsius and above, you also dry clothes.
One more thing: Do these garments shrink significantly? Both are size S, but XS would also fit me, and I would only do it once (stage 2 of 3).
I don't know how hot dryers get. Clothes that don't need to be dried can handle 40 degrees Celsius in the washing machine. Maybe if I set the dryer to the lowest setting, 1 out of 3?
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Depending on what you have for a dryer, they will be much hotter than the washing machine! If you want to put your garment on a doll then you can do it! I’d just hang it up in your place to dry, you need to know.
I’m relatively pain-free and throw everything in the dryer. It just went into the pants a few times. You can try that, of course, the result is just not to undo. These things become much hotter inside. Regardless of this, the speed of drying does not depend on the temperature, but on the humidity.
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Here is another problem:
Yes, according to material, in particular with a higher synthetic fiber content, the material can also “melt” and thus lose shape and elasticity.
That’s right, I had the problem a lot. Can this happen in a washing machine even in normal laundry? Just when you wash too hot, right?
With too warm wash water this can happen, but because of the humid environment it is not as dangerous as in the tumble dryer.