Hi!
My daughter has been pondering on something mysterious and the adults around her hasn´t provided any satisfactory answers at all. So she wanted me to ask the internet.
When we dry fabrics in the dry-tumbler the duvet cover more often than not swallows parts of the accompanying clothes and sheets, forcing us to turn it inside out to get to them.
“It´s just going round, round and the water goes out so why does it eat everything?
(My suggestion of dry-tumbler gnomes was quickly and rudely rejected)
In: Physics
Think about how big the cover is. As it turns some of it is still on the bottom of the tumbler as some of it goes up the side. if there is something on top of the middle and the cover falls down when something is inside it, then it can get trapped inside as it keeps tumbling. Especially if you have one of the covers that has an elasticy band in the edge, that makes it even more cupped and likely to eat the other stuff.
Edit holy shit I did not expect my half asleep comment I made while barely paying attention in my statistics class to get over a thousand updoots. reddit is weird sometimes
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