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'They dry so fast!' Mrs Hinch fans share how to dry clothes in winter without tumble dryer
CLEANING enthusiasts have shared how to dry clothes in winter without a tumble dryer. Mrs Hinch fans claim the hack is "life-changing" and dries clothes "so fast".
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Fans of cleaning star Mrs Hinch have revealed their advice for drying clothes in winter without a tumble dryer. Cleaning enthusiasts shared their advice on social media groups dedicated to cleaning and tiding tricks and hacks. Mrs Hinch, whose real name is Sophie Hinchliffe, became famous after she shared her cleaning tips and recommendations on social media and TV.
'They dry so fast!' Mrs Hinch fans share how to dry clothes in winter without tumble dryer (Image: GETTY)
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Her advice and hacks inspired her fans to create similar groups on Facebook.
On one such social media group, a user called Lucie Stepney asked: "How do people get washing dry without a tumble dryer in the winter?!
"We have so much washing but getting it dry is such a problem!"
Lucie's post was inundated with responses but the most common suggestion was to use a dehumidifier.
Amanda Hayes-Egerton replied: "I use a normal clothes airer with a dehumidifier, it dries faster than my tumble dryer."
Claudia Marcarella said: "I just bought a dehumidifier and it's great, money well spent."
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Cleaning: "I just bought a dehumidifier and it's great, money well spent" (Image: GETTY)
Claire Griss commented: "Dehumidifier. We get bad condensation so have one anyway.
"I hang it in the utility room, shut the door and a load is dry in four hours.
"I do have a tumble dryer but dehumidifier is a lot cheaper."
Judith Porteous said: "Dehumidifier - couldn't manage without it."
Michelle Jenkins wrote: "I bought a dehumidifier a few weeks ago. Someone recommend to me on one of the groups on here.
"From Screwfix for £128.99 - amazing for drying clothes.
"I always struggled as there's no room for a tumble dryer, put clothes on airer switch on dehumidifier - amazing."
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Elle Gee said: "Dehumidifier. Plug-in kind.
"Expensive but life-changing for washing, mould, condensation and heating bills."
Louise March agreed with the other cleaning enthusiasts. She said: "Dehumidifier in the room where you're drying the stuff - on a clothes rack.
"Done it for years it's amazing - clothes dry so quick!"
Denise Dee Rigby said: "A dehumidifier is best. Stops your house getting damp too."
You can buy dehumidifiers in varying sizes at a plethora of different price points.
ALDI sell a 20 litre dehumidifier for £119.99 while Argos sells a 10 litre one for the same price.
Amazon sells a 500ml compact Pro Breeze Dehumidifier for £39.99.
Other suggestions from Mrs Hinch fans included using bannisters and doors, clothes horses and coat hangers.
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Lesley Darcy said: "Banisters. Doors. Any free space."
Emma Green wrote: "Have to be careful with clothes horse as they can cause moisture then damp but I hang bits on clothes horse and some over the door."
Shelley Hopkins suggested: "I hang mine on coat hangers and then hang them on the shower rail in the bathroom with window wide open.
"They don't take long to dry either."
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Source: https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/property/1521898/cleaning-tips-hacks-mrs-hinch-how-to-dry-clothes-in-winter-without-tumble-dryer
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