How can I get best results (less wrinkles) from the cloth dryer?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The best thing is to make sure you are using the right setting for the type of clothing you are drying, and to make sure you remove the clothes as soon as the dryer stops. The longer you leave the clothes in the dryer after it stops the more apt they will develop wrinkles. If the item is 100% cotton, it will probably wrinkle no matter what, it is something that will have to be ironed.

Answer 3

Shake out your clothing before putting them into the dryer, as they will dry faster & have less wrinkles. When the dryer stops, take the clothes out right away. If that's not possible, then turn your dryer on for a few minutes to fluff them up again to remove the wrinkles.

Answer 4

Try setting your dryer to a medium setting, not on high. Use a dryer sheet that will also help with wrinkles. Also, take your cloths out as soon as the dryer stops, don't let them sit and get cold.

Answer 5

I find that you get fewer wrinkles in your clothes when you don't over load the dryer & also remove clothes from the dryer as soon as you can after the cycle is finished. The clothes are still warm & you can hang them or fold them with little or no wrinkling.I learned to do this because I hate to iron.

Answer 6

Don't overload your washer and dryer.
Select the correct wash cycle along with water temp. Always use a liquid fabric softner on the rinse cycle. When removing your clothes from the washer to the dryer, do shake them. This helps release some of the wrinkles from the wash. When clothes are finished drying, remove them immediately. Have hangers handy or fold them. Alot of times, I allow the clothes to fluff dry, enough to get the wrinkles out. Then I hang dry certain shirts and pants. I brush them out with my hands. If that doesn't work, I've always had great luck with down wrinkle remover. Spray it on lightly, brush with your hands or flip it a few times in your hands then hang the garment. I hope this helps.

Answer 7

When I wash clothes that I don't want to iron (shirts, dockers, etc.), I wash on gentle cycle with liquid fabric softener. I put them in the dryer on low heat and let them dry for about 10 minutes, and remove one at a time while still damp, turn the dryer back on so the rest are still tumbling while I hang the one I just took out. I keep doing this until I have hung them all. It works really well. Be sure to shake the article of clothing before you hang it.

Answer 8

Always use a fabric softener sheet for the dryer (i.e. Bounce, Snuggle, Downy) and don't stuff the dryer so full that the clothes can't tumble around the dryer. They should come out looking like new if you remove them as soon as the dryer stops, don't leave them laying in the dryer.

Answer 9

I shake the wrinkles out as removing them from the washer. Then remove the clothes from the dryer and fold rubbing out the wrinkles before they have cooled down.

Answer 10

1) Don't overload your dryer.
2)Do shake your wet things out before you put them in the dryer.
3)Take your things out and fold or hang them as soon as the dryer stops.
4)Do remember to clean your lint filter off every time you use the dryer.
5)Make sure to keep the outside vent clean too.
6)Don't turn your dryer up too hot: That will really do a number on your clothes.

I hope that helps!

Answer 11

use dryer sheets, put in less clothes and something I do is take the clothes out a few minutes before the dryer shuts off.