Laundry should complete the appliance's safe finishing process and reach a suitable condition before being tightly enclosed. Heat and dampness can be retained in a sealed bundle.
Understanding this situation
This is especially relevant after an interrupted drying stage or with thick items that feel dry outside but retain moisture within. Packaging does not finish drying, and it can obscure an unsuitable condition until later.
A useful next step
Follow the model and textile guidance, then store laundry appropriately. Do not bypass cooling to pack items sooner. Any abnormal heat, scorching or burning smell should lead to stopping appliance use and obtaining advice rather than simply spreading the smell with fragrance.
Manuals and supporting guidance
Model-specific instructions take priority. These references support the practical principles discussed here; they do not diagnose your appliance.