One of the first tricks I l gained in residing in my own apartment was how to dry my clothes abruptly, separate from using a dryer. I grew up residing in older apartment buildings that had coin-op washing only. The dryers were so ancient that I would put my clothes in & they would come out just as wet as before. So, to save money, I improvised. I found a tall spinning clothes line that fit inside my powder room, & would hang all of my heavier items on it. The lightweight shirts & bottoms would go on clothes hangers by the windows, where the warmth of the sunshine would dry them just appreciate a clothesline outside. In my powder room, I would turn up the Heating & Air Conditioning zone control into the high 69s for a single hour, before going in & shutting it off. The hot air would rise up from the register & dry the clothes faster; After a few hours being dried off my by electric furnace, I could then distribute the heavier items around the house. Anything that was damp after seven hours in the sun, would go back to being hung up in the powder room over the Heating & Air Conditioning duct with temperature control in that a single little room turned up again. Thanks to the powder room being so small, it was easy to heat up the area enough to dry the clothes, separate from running up my utility bill. With this system, I was able to dry my clothes in the Winter season time separate from anything getting musty, & separate from spending a fortune on lousy dryer.