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why are my clothes coming out of the dryer more wet than usual?
did my laundry in an apt. complex and my clothes weren't sopping dripping wet but they definitely were wetter and heavier than the norm. I heard this has to do with a sock in the pump or something in the way of spinning. do you think this would interfere with the rinse cycle? I want to know if should rinse the clothes again because I am severely allergic to soap residue. if its just a spin issue I wouldn't mind because it wasn't wet to the point where I couldn't put it in the dryer but ive heard that if it is spin issue it could also have meant that it didn't rinse out properly. any help would be appreciated! thanks!
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- ?Lv 47 years agoFavorite Answer
Im confused because in the title you say dryer, but in the question you refer to a " rinse cycle". Also when selecting a category for your question, try and find one that pertains to the question.
If you meant washer, then its because its not rinsing or spinning enough, I noticed the same thing on my washer when I turned the extra rinse option off one time.