1. It's best to air dry in the shade, avoiding direct sunlight, as excessive sun exposure is harmful.
2. Be especially careful when washing pure cotton clothing, as it easily loses its shape. Hand washing is best, and the clothes should be handled gently. When drying, lay them flat and avoid hanging them.
3. Whether to dry outerwear right-side out or inside out depends on the material, color, and drying time. For most materials and lighter colors, there's little difference between right-side out or inside-out drying. However, for silk, cashmere, wool, brightly colored cotton garments, and denim that easily fades, it's best to turn them inside out after washing. Otherwise, the intense ultraviolet rays from the sun can damage the fabric's softness and color. For underwear, it's best not to dry it inside out, as dust, microorganisms, and other contaminants in the air can easily transfer to it. It's recommended to put away underwear as soon as it's dry, as prolonged exposure to air can cause itching and other skin inflammations.
