Drying clothes in winter can become a chore in itself. Tumble dryers are expensive to run, airers carry the risk of clothes smelling damp, and radiators only do the job when the heating is turned on.

As we bid farewell to drying our clothes outside on a warm summer’s day until next year, it’s back to figuring out the best way to dry them as quickly and cheaply as possible inside. One of the other ...

Brits have been warned against drying their clothes on radiators as it can be damaging to your home and health. It can even lead to a fire hazard. Drying clothes can be a challenge during the winter ...

As winter approaches, you might be struggling to dry your clothes inside now that putting them out on the washing line is a less reliable option. However, using the radiator to dry your clothes might ...

While it may seem cost-effective to dry clothes on the radiator instead of using a tumble dryer, one expert strongly discourages this method. An expert from Which? explained: "Radiators can seem a ...

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This article is brought to you by our exclusive subscriber partnership with our sister title USA Today, and has been written by our American colleagues. It does not necessarily reflect the view of The ...

While drying clothes on the radiator might seem like a cheaper alternative to using your tumble dryer, one expert strongly advises against the method. "Radiators can seem a handy option for drying ...

With winter fast approaching, and the weather starting to take a damp turn, many people will be finding it more and more difficult to dry their clothes outdoors. And as tempting as it may seem to ...