The cold, damp winter months can make drying clothes in winter a challenge, particularly when you don’t have a tumble dryer. In summer drying clothes is much easier as your homes and garden are naturally warmer so clothes can air dry quickly. But drying clothes indoors in the winter can take up a lot of room and a lot of time, often leaving your clothes with that damp and musky scent. And drying clothes outside in the winter is even more challenging! With rain, snow and plunging temperatures to contend with, your clothes will be left feeling damp and in desperate need of being dried.
