Pretty common in dryers as well.
They turn over and blow cold air periodically to prevent them getting stinky.
They turn over and blow cold air periodically to prevent them getting stinky.
As opposed to having your clothes be in a wet clump for hours? Between the two choices I'd prefer it being dry, because I know at least there will be less microbial activity.
30p/kWh in the day, 12p/kWh at night.
Dry an entire load for less than the cost of a Day Rate kWh, simply by pressing the "delay" button a few times.
It’s not common to have separate units here though. Much easier to setup a wash/dry cycle timer.