How to Dry Laundry Faster Indoors with Ausclimate Dehumidifiers

When summer ends and sunny days are less common, drying laundry can get tricky.

Laundry doesn’t have to take up all your space or time. If you have a busy home, lots of loads, or deal with damp weather, the right method can make indoor drying faster and easier.

An Ausclimate dehumidifier helps you dry clothes faster, lowers moisture in your home, and makes your living space healthier.

Why Use a Dehumidifier to Dry Clothes Indoors?

When you hang wet clothes inside, all that moisture is released into the air. Without proper control, it settles on windows and walls, leading to condensation, damp smells, and even mould.

A dehumidifier removes this excess moisture, creating the perfect environment for clothes to dry faster and more efficiently.

The benefits are immediate:

Faster drying times
Reduced condensation on windows
Lower risk of mould and damp
Fresher, healthier air

Laundry Hack: Start Before You Hang

One of the simplest tricks? Turn your dehumidifier on before you hang your washing.

Lowering the room’s humidity before you hang clothes gives them a head start on drying. This simple step can significantly reduce drying time, especially in cold or unheated rooms.

Boost Performance with Laundry Mode

Ausclimate 12L, 20L and 25L compressor models feature an Advanced Laundry Mode designed to speed up indoor drying.

No dedicated mode? No problem. Simply select:

Mode 3 (High Speed)
This maximises airflow and moisture removal, perfect when you need clothes to dry faster.

For best results:

Switch the unit on before hanging clothes.
Position it facing your clothes.
Use Laundry Mode or High Speed
Adjust airflow (louvre) to reach all garments.

This setup creates a focused drying area that performs better than just using airflow alone.

Less Time Drying. More Time Living.

Laundry is part of everyday life, but it doesn’t have to take over your home.

By:

Switching your dehumidifier on before hanging clothes
Using Advanced Laundry Mode
Positioning airflow correctly

You can significantly reduce drying times and make your home healthier and more comfortable.

Spend less time waiting, deal with less damp, and enjoy more living.

So, how quickly will you dry your laundry?