If you're struggling to dry wet clothes during this cold weather, don't worry. With a few simple and smart methods, you can dry your clothes quickly and odour-free inside your home.

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In winter, it's best to choose a designated area indoors to dry clothes. Try to find a place that's well-ventilated, such as near a window or in an open corner of the room. Place a rod or sturdy rope there. Hang clothes in a spread-out manner so they don't stick together and can get air from all sides.

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Fans are less common in winter, but even a light breeze helps clothes dry faster. You can also point a table fan at the clothes. Leave the fan running at low speed overnight to dry the clothes thoroughly and reduce moisture.

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The less water there is in your clothes, the faster they will dry. If you're washing clothes by hand, wring them out thoroughly and squeeze out the water. If you're using a washing machine, run the spin mode twice. This will remove excess water and help them dry faster.

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Place the wet garment between two dry towels and press them firmly. The towel will absorb the moisture from the garment. Then, hang the garment on a hanger to dry it much faster. This method is very effective and will instantly reduce moisture from the garment.

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If you need to wear something immediately and it's damp, using a hair dryer is the best method. Apply warm air to the collar, sleeves, and hemlines. These areas take the longest to dry. The garment should be dry enough to wear within a few minutes.

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When the clothes are slightly dry but still slightly damp, turn them inside out and press them gently. The heat of the iron draws out the moisture and prevents odors. After ironing, hang them in the air for an hour or two.

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In winter, when the air in the room is too cold and clothes don't dry at all, a room heater can be a great help. Close the door, turn it on, and hang the clothes at a distance. The room heat will gradually draw out the moisture from the clothes, and they will dry faster.