7/22 (Mon) "I almost caught fire because I put it in the wrong place" 5 clothes that should never be put in the dryer

#Clothes with lots of decorations

 

When using the dryer, place items upside down, keeping decorative parts away from the dryer drum as much as possible, as they may become deformed or fall off. Also, be careful not to bump into decorative items like zippers and buttons, as this can create noise and potentially cause noise between floors.

 

#Clothes made of synthetic fibers that are sensitive to heat (acrylic, nylon, etc.)

 

Avoid using a dryer on clothes made of heat-sensitive materials like acrylic and nylon. Acrylic, nylon, and other materials are often blended with other materials, so check the fabric label carefully before using a dryer.

 

#Clothes with pet hair on them

 

Drying clothes contaminated with animal fur can prevent the fur from escaping and cause it to build up in the air vents. This can lead to longer drying times and, if not taken care of, even cause a fire.

 

#Greasy clothes

 

Laundry contaminated with flammable oils can catch fire during the drying process. The dryer's interior is hot and lacks air circulation, posing a fire hazard if flammable materials enter.

 

#thin clothes

 

Thin clothing can easily become deformed and develop holes due to heat. Thin clothing dries easily even in the air, so air drying is recommended over tumble drying.

 

Source: Comedy.com