Evenly load your washer. A balanced load tends to tangle less.
Do not overload your washer. Too many items can create excess wrinkles in the clothes.
Shake each item as you transfer it from the washer to the dryer. Rather than grabbing a large group of items and tossing them directly into the dryer, try removing items from the washer one at a time and giving each a shake before putting it in the dryer.
Remove laundry from the washer promptly. The faster you can get clothes into the dryer after the wash cycle finishes, the less chance there will be for wrinkles to set into your clothes.
Remove clothes from the dryer promptly. When the dryer stops, be there to get your clothes out right away. Hang up shirts and other items that use hangers immediately as they come out of the dryer.
Keep your dryer lint trap, vent, and ducts clean and clear. A full lint trap reduces the efficiency of your dryer and can lead to more wrinkles in your clothes. The same goes for dirty or clogged dryer vents or ducts. Empty your dryer’s lint trap after every load and schedule a DIY or professional dryer vent cleaning annually.