Clothes with lots of decorations

 

Since it may become deformed or fall off, when using a dryer, turn the decorative parts inside the drum so they do not touch the drum. Also, be careful as zippers, buttons, and other decorations may hit the drum, causing noise that could lead to noise complaints between floors.

 

Synthetic fiber clothing sensitive to heat (acrylic, nylon, etc.)

 

Clothes made of acrylic and nylon, which are sensitive to heat, should be avoided in the dryer. Since materials like acrylic and nylon are often blended with other fabrics, please check the fabric information carefully and use the dryer accordingly.

 

Clothes with pet hair on them

 

If you put clothes with animal hair into the dryer, the hair may not come out and can accumulate in the vent. As a result, drying time increases, and there is a risk of fire due to the accumulated hair.

 

Clothes with oil stains

 

Clothes contaminated with flammable oil can catch fire during the drying process. The inside of the dryer does not have proper air circulation and becomes hot, posing a fire risk if flammable materials are placed inside.

 

Thin clothes

 

Thin clothing is more susceptible to deformation caused by heat and may develop holes. Since thin clothing dries easily even with natural drying, it is recommended to air dry rather than use a dryer.

 

Source: Comedy.com