The sight of clothes and linens drying on a clothesline evokes many wonderful memories for me. We had double lines secured to ...

Here are a few ways to save money while drying laundry at home. Give Your Clothes An Extra Spin Cycle. After a wash, you may want to put your machine on another spin cycle to get rid of any excess ...

We’re spending more time at home these days. While we’re keeping ourselves occupied with rearranging (and buying new) furniture, various home improvement projects and finishing Netflix’s entire ...

Using a clothesline to dry laundry reduces energy bills and is gentler on your clothes. Clothes can be air dried on a clothesline, drying rack, or hanging from a shower rod. Drying white laundry ...

The HumiZap dehumidifier is on sale at Amazon with 50% off, and one user says they 'wouldn't survive winter without it' ...

When rainy weather drags on, testing shows there’s a fast and cheap way to dry clothes indoors, even when it’s cold and wet outside.

The task of drying clothes indoors may seem straightforward, but anyone who's grappled with damp winters, slow-drying garments and that distinct musty odour knows it's far from simple. With energy ...

Will an all-in-one washer-dryer make doing your laundry easier? CR explores the pros and cons of these machines that take on ...

Your clothes should be dry, or very close to dry, by mid-afternoon if you follow this four-hour time frame, but if your ...