This is why it is dangerous to dry clothes on the radiator

During the fall and winter months, most people dry their clothes on radiators.

Although this is a relatively quick fix, it is not a good idea at all and leads to a number of health problems. Namely, drying clothes on the radiator leads to evaporation of softeners and detergents and this increases the risk of allergy.

Professor David Denning and his team at the National Center in Manchester have issued a warning after treating an increasing number of patients who inhaled Aspergillus – fungal spores.

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Professor Denning says: A wet wash washing machine contains almost two liters of water which is released into the room. Most of us are either immune to the fungus that grows in these humid conditions, or the immune system is strong enough to fight off the infection.

But for asthma sufferers, it can lead to coughing and wheezing, and in people with weak or damaged immune systems, the fungus can cause pulmonary aspergillosis, a condition that can cause permanent damage to the lungs and sinuses. My advice is to hang wet laundry outside in a tumble dryer or in a well-ventilated indoor area away from bedrooms and living areas.

You should always keep a bowl full of water near the radiator. In this case, the air will never dry out. When the air dries out, it negatively affects the respiratory tract. The mucous membranes become dry and then they attract allergens that cause various infections. The symptoms of infection are numerous: cough, chronic fatigue, irritation of the eyes, skin and throat, headache or nausea.