A heat pump dries at a lower temperature
A heat pump dryer does not heat the air with a heating element but circulates it in a closed loop: warm air takes moisture from the laundry, is cooled so the moisture separates, and is then warmed again. Drying happens at a lower temperature than in a conventional condenser dryer, which is gentler on fabrics and helps prevent clothes from shrinking. Because the heat is reused, less electricity is needed.











