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Is Your Dryer Getting Slow? These Tips May Help!

Are you annoyed by the fact that your dryer seems to take forever to dry these days? If your clothes dryer needs more time to dry a load now than when you first purchased it, don’t jump to replace it just yet. There are a number of common reasons why these machines stop working efficiently.

The Horrible, Dirty Truth About Hand Dryers

If this wasn’t gross enough, a new study has found that those small bits of bacteria and poop can be sucked up by warm hand dryers and blown straight onto your freshly washed hands.

Air Hand Dryers - Is It EVER a Good Idea to Use Them?

Is it ever a good idea to use air hand dryers in a public restroom, especially considering the global threat of the coronavirus pandemic? Here’s some compelling research. Air Hand Dryers Have a Bad Reputation Air hand dryers, or jet air dryers, were increasingly popular in the past decade.

9 Habits that Cause HAIR LOSS. Are You Guilty of These?

Heat-styling your hair too often If you’re using a hair dryer or a hair straightener every day, or even every time you wash your hair, your hair may be more prone to falling out. This is why we recommend limiting the use of blow dryers, curling irons, hair straighteners, and heated rollers.

Need Your Clothes to Dry Fast? Here's What You Should Do

This serves as a quick pre dryer, or a low energy version of high spin wash. While you'll need to let your clothes hang out to dry afterwards, the spinning should make the process substantially faster. Drying Without a Dryer 1.

10 Laundry Hacks That Save Time and Money

Not only do you need to wash the item, but you also want it out of the dryer, pronto. In emergency situations like this one, we’ve got a trick that will speed up the drying process. Place the freshly washed item into the dryer and add a couple of clean, dry bath towels into the load.

Making Laundry Products At Home Is EASY - Here Are 8 Ideas

In this article, we show you how to make homemade laundry detergent, laundry pods, and dryer balls. We also share many more useful laundry tricks, so take a look. 1.

Got Noisy Shoes? This Guide Will Stop the Squeaking

Rub with a dryer sheet A dryer sheet can be the solution to all your squeaking issues. Simply rub the bottom of your squeaking shoes with the sheet to cut down the noise. You can also use a dryer sheet to fix shoe odors. 5.

9 Myths About Laundry Cleaning You Thought Were True

Laundry Myth 4: High dryer heat causes shrinking Our clothes shrink for many reasons but dryer heat is not one of them. Leading fabric technologists say that a hot iron does not shrink clothes. In fact, the heat and pressure of the iron cause the clothes to stretch.

You're Just Two Steps Away from Completely Waterproof Shoes!

Materials: A pair of shoes A large wax candle Hair Dryer Oven mitts (optional) The first step is to take your wax candle and rub it well over the whole surface of the shoe. Be sure not to neglect the area where fabric meets sole since this is where most water I able to penetrate.

How to Use Essential Oils Without An Expensive Diffuser!

In the Dryer Dryer balls are super inexpensive and seem to last forever. You can just leave them in the dryer so that all you have to do is add a few drops to one of the balls. If you don’t have dryer balls just sprinkle the oil onto a washcloth and toss it in. 5.

10 Unexpected Handy Uses for a Hairdryer

The hair dryer was one of the 20th century’s most useful inventions. Not only does it help dry our hair much quicker when we need to leave the house, but it can also fight frizz and accentuate curls and layers.

Laundry Tips: Make Your Towels Soft and Fluffy Again

The residues from dryer sheets don’t help, too. Fortunately, a few simple tricks can help make even the crustiest of towels feel like new. No, these aren’t expensive ideas we have borrowed from five-star hotels and industry insiders. These suggestions are inexpensive and can be used by anyone.

10 Things Home Owners Must Watch Out For in the Winter

Clean dryer vent and filter thoroughly The dryer always gets more use during the colder months, but few of us take the time to maintain it. As you may or may not know, however, a neglected tumble dryer can become a fire hazard.