Business Description
Outdoor drying (sometimes called air-drying) with a clothes line or rotary dryer has several big advantages: it's free, it uses no energy (so it's environmentally friendly), it generally leaves your clothes smelling fresh, and it means you don't make your home damp and cold by drying things inside. The drawbacks include the time taken to dry things (which can range from a few hours to a day or more), the chance of rain making your clothes wetter than they were when you hung them out, the risk of theft, and the possibility of air pollution making your clothes dirty again.Everyone loves fresh, clean clothes—but how many of us enjoy the chore of getting them that way? Not many! Why? Because the process of cleaning clothes with water and detergent is inefficient, laborious, and time consuming. Clothes washing machines do a superb job of rinsing away the sweat and dirt our garments pick up each day, typically in less than an hour, but they have one mighty drawback: they give you back your clothes clean but soaking wet! Before you can put your t-shirt and jeans back on, you need to get rid of a huge amount of water, either by indoor or outdoor drying. What's the best way to do that? Let's look at the science and find out!
Name: M. Yaseen
mob# 0565058631
