Dehumidifiers with laundry mode

Yes, they are super effective. A dehumidifier with laundry mode pulls moisture out of the air at a much faster rate than normal settings. This helps clothes dry hours faster and stops the damp, muggy feeling you often get when washing hangs indoors. It also prevents condensation building up on windows and walls.

In most homes, yes. A dehumidifier costs only pennies per hour to run, especially when laundry mode is used in short bursts. Tumble dryers often can cost far more, and heated airers often take all day to dry clothing. A dehumidifier dries clothes more efficiently and keeps the room fresh at the same time.

Place it in the same room as your drying rack, ideally a bedroom or utility room if possible. Just close the door, leave a little space around the unit and let it run until the humidity drops. Keeping the room contained helps the dehumidifier work faster and stops moisture spreading around the home.

Ahh, the classic British weather. It makes outdoor drying almost impossible for most of the year. Even when you get a moment of sun, how often have you had to run and drag your clothing to bring it in because it started to rain? We've all been there which is why dehumidifiers make drying clothing indoors simple without the headache.

Drying times vary, but most loads feel noticeably drier within just 1-3 hours. Thick fabrics can take slightly longer, but the key benefit is consistency. Instead of waiting all day or waking up to damp washing, laundry mode keeps humidity low so clothes dry faster.