How long it takes to dry with a dryer manually not with machine?

Question

I used to dry my clothes with a dryer machine, now I have to do it manually using those hangers. I am not used to it, however, I dont have any other choice.

Answer 1

Depending how the weather is, and where you live, it will take anywhere from 8 hours to forty-eight hours. If you live in a hot, humid place and put your clothes outside they will drive very quickly :D

Answer 2

It pretty much depends on what the temp is in the house or drying area. My temp is at 66 at night and 69 in the day. A pair of jeans takes roughly 2 days. T-shirts maybe a day. Socks 2 or 3 days. Depends. You have to be creative where you hang the stuff. If you can hang them over a heat vent then do it. If you can hang them near the furnace or water heater then do it. Those places are the warmest and dry the fastest. I have bed pads that dry in 1 day when I put them near a hot place. Otherwise anywhere from a day to 3 days. Chances are if you have it hotter then it will take 1 or 2 days. And if you need dryer hangers, don't buy them. Walmart throws hangers out left and right. Just ask for them. They let you take them. I have the clippy ones and the regular ones. clippies are great for towels and pants. You also may want to get a garment rack. It works great. You can also make clothes lines with picture hooks and skinny rope. 30lb hooks. I hang about 5 towels on them and they stay.

Answer 3

It depends on what you are drying... just make sure you give yourself enough time. I like to use those folding drying racks. They are cheap and allow air flow through the clothing, so they dry faster. Hope this helps.

Answer 4

They may dry more quickly on one of the laundry racks you can get at hardware or deprtment stores...shoud be under $10. In a pinch, turn an electric fan on them. Good luck. I have been where you are.

Answer 5

It depends on what you're drying. I've found that shirts and bras are dry in about a day. Jeans are going to take longer.