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When laundry is dried in the sun, it undergoes a kind of natural deodorization. The ultraviolet rays in sunlight help break down odor-causing bacteria and organic compounds on the fabric. Additionally, sunlight can produce small amounts of ozone, contributing to that “fresh” scent we often associate with sun-dried laundry. The combination of warmth, airflow, and UV light all play a role in giving sun-dried clothes a uniquely clean smell that’s hard to replicate indoors.