Yes, leaving clothes inside a residential clothes dryer to run for too long past the point of dryness is bad because excessive thermal heat destroys fabric fibers, accelerates clothing shrinkage, weakens elastic bands, and causes premature wear. Furthermore, running an empty or already dry load wastes substantial household electricity. You can troubleshoot drying durations easily by using automated sensor cycles. You can verify that your drying habit is correct when removing garments the moment they feel dry and warm prevents fabric degradation, eliminates unnecessary shrinkage, and saves energy.
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