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Frequently Asked Questions
Can a Hoover tumble dryer dry clothes?
Forget putting the clothes out to dry with Hoover’s great range of tumble dryers. With smart tech and quick cycles, drying your clothes has never been easier. Give that woolly jumper some TLC with the wool programme. It uses lower temperatures and slower tumbling to care for and clean those delicate woollen items.
What is tumbledry?
Tumble drying is simply machine drying rather than line drying or laying flat to dry. This method is called “Tumble Dry” because clothes tumble in the dryer drum where airflow, along with heat, dries clothes quickly.
What does tumble dry low mean on a dryer?
“Tumble dry low” means to dry your item in the dryer on a low heat setting. Low heat is usually around 125 degrees Fahrenheit and is designed for delicate items like knitwear or sheer fabrics, as well as workout clothes made of high-performance fabric like spandex and lycra.
How do you tumble dry clothes?
This method is called “Tumble Dry” because clothes tumble in the dryer drum where airflow, along with heat, dries clothes quickly. But not all fabrics are made to be tumble dried—always check the care tag first.
Why do my clothes tumble after washing?
The tumbling movement could create wrinkles which will be hard to remove without heat. Tumbling without heat could also cause shrinkage after washing. If your clothes are stiff after air drying them, try shaking them out or adding fabric softener to the wash next time.