If you can afford one I recommend a dehumidifier but get one that’s capable of removing a good amount of moisture from the air like 16l per day or more.

From your original post and comments it really sounds like humidity is your biggest enemy followed by airflow. If the clothes can’t dry quick enough it’s allowing the mildew enough time to develop and grow as fabric is an ideal environment for it given the temperature and moisture. If you can’t get a dehumidifier then a fan blowing over the clothes in the direction of a window will help

Thank you, that was really interesting to learn! Back in the direction of a more relevant and important topic, here’s a petition maybe worth signing https://secure.avaaz.org/campaign/en/ban_israel_from_the_world_cup_2_2/?whatsapp=&share_location=post_action

It’s a bit off topic but if I may, I’ve seen folks using this ‘þ’ symbol recently and I’m curious what the deal is? I’m presuming it’s a contraction of ‘th’ but I’d love to understand the origin of it?