Spin it hard, then get it straight out.
Use the highest spin the label allows. Every drop the machine gets out is one less drop drying into your room.
Then take it out as soon as the cycle ends, as wet washing bunched up in a closed drum barely dries at all.
If you forget a load and it already smells, wash it again. Hanging it up won't fix it.
Give everything space.
Leave gaps between each item, and open towels out rather than folding them double over one rail.
If it won't all fit spread out, wash a bit less at a time.
Give the water somewhere to go.
This is the step everyone skips.
Heating the room dries washing faster, but the water just goes into the air and stays in your home.
So open a window a crack, put the extractor fan on, or use a dehumidifier.
In one Which? test, a dehumidifier almost halved the drying time.
Clean your machine every month or so.
Wipe the gunk out of the drawer and the folds of the rubber seal, then dry them.
Run the cleaning programme, or the empty hot wash your manual suggests, and leave the door open after.
A clean-looking drum doesn't mean the rest of the machine is clean.