How to deal with clothes made of different materials with a drum dryer

How to deal with clothes made of different materials with a drum dryer

1, Body cleaning

When cleaning the dirt on the outside of the dryer, we must unplug the power cord and wipe it with a damp soft cloth. If the dirt is difficult to remove, you can use kitchen cleaner to wipe it off, and then wipe it clean with a clean cloth.

2, Cleaning of air outlet filter screen

The OEM manufacturer of the dryer recommends that you clean it promptly after each use to prevent the accumulation of cotton wool and prolong the product's service life. Please unplug the power cord plug from the socket before cleaning.

1. Remove the filter: Insert your fingers into the four holes next to the center of the filter cover and pull them out.

2. Cleaning wire debris: Separate the "filter cover", "filter screen", and "air outlet filter cotton", and use a soft brush or vacuum cleaner to remove wire debris from the "filter screen" and "air outlet filter cotton". Be careful not to damage the filter screen.

3. Installation of filter: After cleaning, first assemble the filter in the order of "air outlet filter cotton, filter screen, and filter cover", then align the hole in the center of the filter with the shaft in the center of the drum and insert it to ensure it is installed in place.

There are many materials for clothing, such as nylon, cotton, velvet, polyester, cotton and linen, etc. So how should we deal with clothes made of cotton and linen materials? Cotton and linen are materials that are particularly prone to wrinkling. After washing, they should be shaken thoroughly to avoid tight entanglement and reduce wrinkles. When drying cotton and linen, try to dry them separately and control the temperature at 40 degrees Celsius.

In order to meet the drying needs of different clothing materials, Jinhuan Electric Appliances conducted countless experiments on cotton and linen clothes in a drum dryer. At different temperature states, different drying programs, and different forward and reverse frequencies, different clothes were added together for mixing and drying. The tests were repeated, and the data and the state of the clothes after drying were recorded and compared one by one. Finally, a cotton and linen drying program was established based on the data, which was then verified.

It is precisely these repeated tests and verifications day after day that today's drum dryers can quickly and accurately dry clothes of different materials.

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