Which cycle is best for towels and bedding?
Heavy Duty.
How full should you fill the dryer for optimal drying?
About ¾ full.
Name an item that should not go in the dryer.
Delicates like silk or lace.
Why should you clean the lint trap regularly?
To prevent fire hazards.
What should you check if a blanket is still damp after drying?
Try a longer or higher heat cycle, or redistribute it in the dryer.
Q: What is the delicate cycle used for?
Drying fragile or lightweight items with low heat.
Why should you avoid overloading a dryer?
It restricts air circulation, leading to uneven drying.
Why should rubber items be kept out of the dryer?
Heat can damage the rubber.
How often should you clean the lint trap?
After every load.
How would you load the dryer for mixed fabrics?
Separate delicates and sturdy fabrics or use a mixed load cycle
Q: Can using the wrong cycle damage fabrics?
Yes, it can lead to shrinkage or damage
What happens if clothes are packed too tightly in the dryer?
They may take longer to dry and come out wrinkled.
What happens to plastics in the dryer?
They can melt and cause damage.
What does a clogged lint trap reduce?
Dryer efficiency.
What would you do if a sweater shrinks in the dryer?
Use cold water and gently stretch it back to shape.
Q: How do different cycles protect fabric?
By preventing over-drying and shrinkage.
Does overloading affect drying efficiency?
Yes, it reduces efficiency.
What should you do with items labeled “air dry only”?
Avoid putting them in the dryer. Hang them up to dry.
How does cleaning the lint trap improve drying times?
By allowing better airflow.
Which cycle should you use for silk shirts?
The delicate or air-dry cycle.
Q: What does the air-dry cycle do?
Dries items without using heat
Why is air circulation important in the dryer?
It ensures even drying.
Can bath mats with rubber backing go in the dryer?
No, they should not.
What is a safety risk of not cleaning the lint trap?
Increased fire risk.
If drying takes too long, what should you inspect first?
The lint trap for clogs.