1. Pretreat clothes:
A simple pre-treatment of your clothes before putting them in the spin dryer is key. Check the clothing for any attachments that may become tangled or knotted, such as long ribbons, shoelaces, or loose belts. Make sure these accessories are properly tied or tucked away to reduce the chance of them getting tangled in other items of clothing during the spin-drying process. Also, if the garment has buttons or zippers, it's a good idea to button or zip them up to avoid additional friction and tangling when spin-drying.

2. Clothing classification:
It is important to separate clothes of different materials, sizes and types into dryers. Twist heavy items like jeans and sweaters separately from light items like shirts and underwear. Doing this ensures that the clothes inside the dryer have enough space to rotate freely without getting tangled with each other during the drying process. In addition, drying clothes made of different materials separately can also help avoid wear and damage caused by differences in materials.

3. Appropriate loading:
Not overloading your spin dryer is an important step to avoid tangling and tangling your clothes. Make sure you only put in the right amount of clothing each time you spin so that they can spin freely inside the dryer. If there are too many items of clothing, they won't have enough room to move around, increasing the risk of tangling and tangling. Appropriate loading not only helps to improve the drying effect, but also extends the service life of the dryer.

4. Use a laundry bag:
For clothes that tend to get tangled or knotted, such as socks, underwear, etc., using a laundry bag is a wise choice. Place this type of clothing in a laundry bag and then put the bag in a tumble dryer to dry. Laundry bags can isolate clothes from the inner wall of the dryer, reducing direct contact between clothes and the dryer, thus reducing the risk of tangling and tangling. Additionally, laundry bags protect clothing from wear and damage.

5. Regular cleaning:
It is crucial to clean the inside of your spin dryer regularly after each use. Use a soft cloth or brush to remove debris, hair, and fibers from the dryer. These debris may adhere to the inner wall of the dryer or the drum, increasing the possibility of the clothes becoming tangled and knotted during spin drying. Regular cleaning ensures that the dryer will function properly the next time it is used, reducing the risk of clothes becoming tangled and tangled.

6. Take it out at the right time:
After spin-drying, removing clothes as soon as possible is also an important step to avoid tangles and knots. If clothes are left in the dryer for too long, they may become tangled and tangled more easily due to moisture. Therefore, after drying, take out the clothes and dry or arrange them in time to reduce the possibility of tangles and knots. In addition, taking out the clothes in time can also prevent the clothes from producing odor or mold in the dryer.

3kg mini spin dryer, countertop spin dryer, compact size, SS spin tub.

Small spin dryer
PCB control, easy operation
Steel tub
Inside steel tub can take out to clean
Spin speeds can be 1350rpm under 50Hz and 1500rpm under 60Hz
White body