clothes dry even when it's not hot because of evaporation. The air holds moister. when a piece of clothing for example, is wet all the water that used to be there is now in the air. When it is cold, it will take a lot longer for this process to happen. cold air does not retain water very well so your shirt will stay wet if the air is too cold to hold the evaporated water.
because the weather is mostly hot, so the hot weather will heat up the clothing.
The heat drys the clothes because you know that your hair gets hot when you go in the sun. That's the same thing.
Yes, wet clothes will even dry in a room with the AC on. It will take more time, but they will dry.
as humidity is more in rainy days rathere than in hot days, the air has lots of moisture in rainy days which directly effect the speed of evaporation and this is the reason why washed clothes dry up more quickly in hot days rather than in rainy days'
The clothes dry through evaporation.
They blow hot dry air through the clothes as they tumble inside the drum of the drier.
Air dry your cotton gloves (and clothes) even when washed with warm/hot water. Dry items away from direct sunlight or heat. Best dried at room temperature in a shaded area.
Wet clothes can produce hypothermia even in warmer temperatures. If they do not have dry clothes, it can create uncomfortable rashes and can cause sickness.
Because its a hot day init
because the weather is mostly hot, so the hot weather will heat up the clothing.
Because on got day there is less moisture in air so, the clothes dry faster on a hot day than a cool day.
They behave well, happily unless you dry them too hot.
Hot water wash, Hot dry cycle. Maybe even over dry them a little.
The heat drys the clothes because you know that your hair gets hot when you go in the sun. That's the same thing.
"MAROKE" does not appear to be a Maori word. It might be a misspelling or variant of a Maori word, or it could be a word from a different language.
With clothes pins or you risk the clothes falling on the ground. You need a warm, breezy day for clothes to dry quickly or "effectively". Make sure that the clothing is spread out or it will not dry. Note: Clothing will dry somewhat even in freezing weather, but you will have to finish drying in a clothes dryer.
eg. Wet clothes on a washing line dry faster on a hot day that on a cold day. On a hot day the clothes will dry faster the warmer it is. The water in the wet clothes evaporate quicker. Heat helps the process of evaporation because heat spreads out particles