The UK is set to enjoy a hot Bank Holiday Weekend, with temperatures potentially reaching 30C, making some areas warmer than Ibiza. However, experts are cautioning residents against hanging laundry outside due to high pollen counts, particularly for those suffering from hay fever. The Met Office predicts elevated pollen levels across regions such as South West England, Wales, and London on Bank Holiday Monday (May 25) and very high levels on Tuesday (May 26). Nigel Bearman, a home cleaning expert, explains that wet laundry can act like a sponge, absorbing pollen that settles into the fabric. This pollen can exacerbate allergy symptoms when brought indoors, leading to discomfort for many. To mitigate these issues, Bearman recommends drying clothes indoors, preferably near a window or in a well-ventilated area, despite the inconvenience it may cause. This simple adjustment could significantly improve the daily lives of those affected by seasonal allergies.