Unlocking the Benefits: Why a Tumble Dryer is a Must-Have for Your Home

Tumble dryers are absolute must haves during the rainy season and find the most fantastic range of these awesome time and stress savers at Hirsch’s.

There are many benefits to a tumble dryer, however there are some things that you should avoid popping into the tumble dryer at all costs.  It’s always better to be safe than sorry. Here’s a variety of reasons to buy a tumble dryer as well as items and fabrics that you should never dry in the dryer – and of course, don’t forget to read the labels on individual garments before tumbling them.

Effortless Time Saver
Enjoy more free time with quick-drying cycles that fit seamlessly into your busy, sophisticated lifestyle.

All-Weather Convenience
Rain or shine, your laundry is perfectly dried—because true luxury knows no seasons.

Indulgently Soft Laundry
Revel in the comfort of plush towels, velvety sheets, and wrinkle-free garments every time.

Eco-Chic Efficiency
Modern tumble dryers combine energy-saving technology with high performance, for guilt-free luxury.

Tailored Drying Modes
From delicate silks to heavy wools, every fabric gets the care it deserves, preserving your wardrobe’s elegance.

Clothing Longevity
Advanced features reduce wear and tear, keeping your designer pieces and everyday favourites looking pristine.

Compact Sophistication
Sleek, space-saving designs complement any stylish home, adding function without compromising form.

A Breath of Fresh Air
Remove allergens and odours, ensuring every garment feels as fresh and refined as it looks.

Perfectly Fresh Finish
Say goodbye to damp, musty smells with a dryer that delivers impeccable freshness, no matter the weather.

Refined Convenience
Simple to use, low maintenance, and always reliable—your tumble dryer is the epitome of modern luxury living.

Here’s a list of items you should avoid putting in your tumble dryer:

1. Silk – A delicate fabric that can be damaged in the dryer. Air dry by rolling in a towel and hanging.
2. Lace and Delicate Fabrics – Can tear or distort in the dryer. Always hang to dry.
3. Wool – Susceptible to shrinking. Heavy wool items may be tumble dried on a gentle cycle, but lighter ones should air dry.
4. Spandex/Lycra – These fabrics shrink and break down in the dryer. Air dry instead.
5. Clothes with Sequins or Beads – Heat can damage ornaments. Always air dry these items.
6. Leather, Suede, Faux Leather – Can crack and dry out in the dryer. Dab off moisture and air dry.
7. Bras – Underwires and delicate fabrics can be ruined. Air dry flat or hang upside down by the bra’s bottom.
8. Fabric Shoes – High heat can damage soles. Air dry by hanging or placing above a vent.