5. Bras
Bras are made from stretchy materials to provide support, and heat can break down these fibers and destroy their shape.
To preserve the structure and longevity of your bras, it’s best to hand wash and air dry them.

6. Silk or Delicate Fabrics
Delicate fabrics like lace and silk should never go in the dryer.
The high temperatures can cause irreversible wrinkles, and details like zippers can snag on the fabric, potentially creating holes.

7. Hosiery
Whether made of mesh, lycra, silk, or wool, hosiery should always be hung to dry.
This helps prevent shrinkage, tangling, and pilling, ensuring that they last longer and retain their shape.

8. Swimwear
It’s important to wash your swimwear after every use to remove chlorine, salt, sunscreen oils, or sand.
Always hang your swimwear to air dry, as the dryer’s heat can distort its stretchy fabric and damage its shape.

9. Activewear
Activewear is designed to support and stretch with your movements, but high heat can damage the fabric.
To preserve the fit and elasticity of your workout clothes, keep them out of the dryer and let them air-dry instead.

10. Tennis Shoes
Whether they’re canvas, leather, or running shoes, your sneakers should stay out of the dryer.
The heat can cause the soles to separate from the shoe, so it’s best to let them air dry naturally.

By giving these items a little extra care, you can keep them in good shape for longer, saving you from unexpected repairs or replacements!