Run an extra high-spin cycle before air drying

After the regular wash finishes, run one additional high-speed spin cycle to extract as much water as possible before hanging clothes to dry.

Why It Works

A high-speed spin mechanically forces water out of fabric far more effectively than air alone. Removing more water upfront can cut air-drying time roughly in half, which is a significant time-saver for large family loads.

Tips

• Most modern washers spin at 1,000-1,400 RPM on the highest setting; use the maximum your machine offers
• Skip the extra spin for delicates, woolens, and items with embellishments, as high G-forces can damage them
• Combine this with any air-drying method (clothesline, rack, hangers) for fastest results