Laundry chute - Hygiene? How to keep it clean

yes, everything. just not at 1000% for 6 hours. we always do 60 minutes already. it is then dried, without hair and lint, and fluffy.

But you can't fold dried things and put them in the closet, can you? That smells, doesn't it?

Is it a long pipe or several pieces connected with sockets or similar? Then you have edges

Spiral seam.

Or use silver pipes, they're antibacterial, right?

looks only silver (steel sheet), no Ag.

No, I meant real silver pipes, or pipes coated with silver. It's clear that they don't exist and wouldn't be affordable anyway. Not meant too seriously. There are also door handles with antibacterial coatings... those are probably much bigger germ spreaders than the laundry chute, have you planned those as well ? Or refrigerators, they were also quite bad in terms of germ levels, right?

Yes, and cars, touchscreens, and everything else... much greater potential danger.

But you can't fold dried-on stuff and put it in the closet? That smells, doesn't it?

then it will be hung up

T-shirts also become smaller

After Christmas, this condition is usually not due to the dryer...