Drying clothes in winter can become a chore in itself. Tumble dryers are expensive to run, airers carry the risk of clothes smelling damp, and radiators only do the job when the heating is turned on. There's still a good two months yet until brighter skies, hotter temperatures and the reintroduction of the outside washing line. But one expert has placed a warning around putting wet clothes directly onto warm or hot radiators to speed up the drying process. In a quote to Ideal Home, Mark Carter,