Well, it makes sense, since by using the fan you're just letting the humidity move from the clothes to the air inside your house faster than it would have without the fan. The total amount of water in the house increases (because you let the damp clothes in, regardless of the usage of the fan), so unless you remove some using a dehumidifier, it will still be high (at least, higher than before the you removed the clothes from the laundry machine).
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Reply to comment by wiffleplop in LPT: Pointing a regular fan at drying clothes indoors massively speeds up process in wet season by Intertubes_Unclogger
Well, it makes sense, since by using the fan you're just letting the humidity move from the clothes to the air inside your house faster than it would have without the fan. The total amount of water in the house increases (because you let the damp clothes in, regardless of the usage of the fan), so unless you remove some using a dehumidifier, it will still be high (at least, higher than before the you removed the clothes from the laundry machine).