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Wet laundry left hanging out all night struggles to wick away moisture. Outside humidity, combined with a lack of natural ventilation, slows the process. As a result, instead of freshening up, the fabric retains a musty odor. You think you’re safe… until you open the closet and smell an unpleasant odor. And it’s not just a matter of smell. Textile fibers left damp for too long wear out more quickly: they harden, lose their elasticity, and sometimes even develop mold that’s invisible to the naked eye.
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