Question

why are clothes spread out for drying

Answer 1

Drying clothes spread out will make a greater surface territory for water to evaporate. Consequently, more water atoms would vanish at a shorter time and clothes will dry speedier. Another reason would be that drying them in clusters would bring about them winding up noticeably truly folded and it will dry gradually.

Since spreading the garments implies more surface territory of the garments reaches the air. Also, that implies that more conduction (warm/water exchange through contact) will happen (from the garments reaching the air).

In the event that the clothes were bundled up, at that point less surface territory will be touching the air, which means they'll dry all the more slowly.

Answer 2

While drying clothes they're usually spread out as when the surface area of the object is increased, more water droplets (atoms) are exposed to the atmosphere which would help the clothes dry at a faster pace. Hence, clothes are usually spread out for drying.

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