My strategy forever is to wash all my shirts, put them in the dryer on low for 5 minutes, then hang them all up in a doorway overnight. My clothes last much longer this way and never get wrinkled.

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awkward 3 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Folding drying racks come in several shapes and are very affordable.

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DANmode 5 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

As long as that doorway isn’t made of wood,

or have any cracks for air to enter the door or doorjam,

that 90% relative humidity should be no problem!

	▲	dredmorbius an hour ago \| parent [-]
		Indoor air during wintertime tends to be low humidity in many places, with most residences running humidifiers to reach a comfortable (~35% RH) level. Clothes-drying will both benefit from the first and assist in the latter. (California is a notable exception.) In places which are humid during winter-time, cracking a few windows open will allow for equalisation with the outside, again keeping indoor humidity reasonable.

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jarjoura 4 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Do you live in a liminal hall of doorways? LOL