Washing Left In Rain at Hunter Hudson blog

Washing Left In Rain. When the sun has clocked off and it won't stop raining most of us get pretty frustrated with laundry baskets full of damp washing that we can’t get dry! Ideally, if you dry your clothes outside, it’s always best to avoid putting them in the wash when it’s raining. If it rains on your washing, you might be wondering if it's ok to leave it out to dry again, or does it need rewashing if it gets wet?. However, we all know that we can’t control the weather, and what will we do if it continues to rain for days or even weeks? Let’s explore this question and find out the best course of action. When unexpected rain showers catch you by surprise, it’s natural to worry about the condition of your clothes. If you are hanging out your washing and it starts to rain, one of the best things you need to do would be to bring your clothes indoors and get them out of the rain as quickly as you. Although there isn’t a set rule saying how long clothes can stay wet for, the longer you leave them outside and damp, the more chance mould and bacteria will begin to breed. You might be wondering if you should rewash them to ensure they’re clean and fresh.

If it rains on your washing, you might be wondering if it's ok to leave it out to dry again, or does it need rewashing if it gets wet?. When the sun has clocked off and it won't stop raining most of us get pretty frustrated with laundry baskets full of damp washing that we can’t get dry! However, we all know that we can’t control the weather, and what will we do if it continues to rain for days or even weeks? When unexpected rain showers catch you by surprise, it’s natural to worry about the condition of your clothes. If you are hanging out your washing and it starts to rain, one of the best things you need to do would be to bring your clothes indoors and get them out of the rain as quickly as you. You might be wondering if you should rewash them to ensure they’re clean and fresh. Although there isn’t a set rule saying how long clothes can stay wet for, the longer you leave them outside and damp, the more chance mould and bacteria will begin to breed. Let’s explore this question and find out the best course of action. Ideally, if you dry your clothes outside, it’s always best to avoid putting them in the wash when it’s raining.

Washing line in the rain Stock Photo Alamy

Washing Left In Rain When unexpected rain showers catch you by surprise, it’s natural to worry about the condition of your clothes. Although there isn’t a set rule saying how long clothes can stay wet for, the longer you leave them outside and damp, the more chance mould and bacteria will begin to breed. If you are hanging out your washing and it starts to rain, one of the best things you need to do would be to bring your clothes indoors and get them out of the rain as quickly as you. If it rains on your washing, you might be wondering if it's ok to leave it out to dry again, or does it need rewashing if it gets wet?. However, we all know that we can’t control the weather, and what will we do if it continues to rain for days or even weeks? When the sun has clocked off and it won't stop raining most of us get pretty frustrated with laundry baskets full of damp washing that we can’t get dry! Let’s explore this question and find out the best course of action. Ideally, if you dry your clothes outside, it’s always best to avoid putting them in the wash when it’s raining. When unexpected rain showers catch you by surprise, it’s natural to worry about the condition of your clothes. You might be wondering if you should rewash them to ensure they’re clean and fresh.