After you have incorporated the printed fabric into whatever you want to sew, can you machine wash the end result or does it have to be hand washed?
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I have used the printed fabric sheets in quilts that I have made and I have machine washed them on gentle cycle.
738752
Yes it is machine washable the instructions are on the tag...just follow those, they are fairly easy. Hope that helped!
2085526
I washed it in the washer and put it in the dryer on permanent press setting. No problems at all. It cleans up great!
1910909
I wash in warm water. Unless your home washing machine is a small size, you should be able to use it. These quilts hold up well in washing. We have dogs so the quilt gets washed weekly.
842567
I haven't tried machine washing, but I don't see why it couldn't be washed in the machine. I would use gentle cycle and line dry.
1407851
Yes, I have machine washed it and it drys beautifully. I love this quilt and can't say enough good about it. It is by far one of the best purchases I have ever made.
105040
I washed it in the washing machine - delicate cycle. Low heat/delicate dry. Or hang dry. When it came out of the washer, it was a bit twisted inside, but I was able to fix no problem. The 2nd one I purchased when it came out of the washer it was twisted too much. I ended up cutting at the seam a 1/4" length and used the back end of a pencil to smooth & straighten it. Then I stitched it up. Worked quite well and not a ton of hassle. After the initial machine wash for both of them, I just hand wash or wipe with wet cloth since.
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sorry for the late reply, it doesn't seem machine washable at all. the fabric/ stuffing or whatever on the inside doesn't seem suitable to get washed in........ you would probably have to hand wash it instead of machine washing.... I don't even think really gentle machine washing will work either :/ the thing in between the felt feels like the soft foam/ styrofoam thing, and the actual fabric inside is made out of a really thin material that gets easily ripped
1230753
I washed mine in the machine in cold water with liquid fabric softener, stretched it out over a stand-up wooden drying rack and let air dry. Didn't hurt it a bit and it stayed soft.
451750
Have not yet washed as it can be kept fairly dust and cobweb free with vacuum. However, when I do wash, I'll do it by hand, not because I feel it can't be machine washed, but because I believe the red fibers would adhere to anything else in the wash. Will use dryer on low.
1780314
Their own description claims: "No pre-wash necessary, Machine wash and dry." There were no qualifications about how you washed it in a washing machine, so wash it normal like anything else.
1038885
Yes. You could probably google the actual washing instructions for the fabric. At my house, I machine wash cold and line dry. Three teenage boys, lots of wear from wet swimsuits and towels ... If you're going to make your own project remember to buy UV thread!!!
1556297
Hello - Thank you for your interest in Designer Living. Please see care instructions below: Machine wash cold, gentle cycle, and separately. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low, remove promptly. Do not iron. If there is no free movement in the washer or dryer, use large capacity commercial washer/dryer. Thank you, Krystal Designer Living Customer Service Rep 1-888-879-8790
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It is not necessary to wash in a machine. I just washed it by hand in my sink with dishsoap and a scrubbie sponge.
2001121
Yes I've machine washed mine a few times since I've had it and it's still in the same shape. I took it to the laundromat because it's way to big for my regular washer
346247
Yes. I washed and dried with no problem. Due to size of quilt I went to a laundromat.
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You can put them in the washing machine, BUT I advise you not to because the hand wraps do tend to bleed color out. Anytime you place something in the washing machine you risk wearing out the fabric which will prematurely wear out over time. I recommend that you hand wash them after 2-3 uses to remove the bacteria from the fabric and place them on a dry rack. Trust me when I state that the washer and dryer will kill the fabric. Mine have lasted well over 2 years because I have only hand washed them. Also, if you use punching gloves, you may want to spray it with fabreeze or place a bounce lint inside to make sure the smell disappears. Good Luck! You can put them in the washing machine, BUT I advise you not to because the hand wraps do tend to bleed color out. Anytime you place something in the washing machine you risk wearing out the fabric which will prematurely wear out over time. I recommend that you hand wash them after 2-3 uses to remove the bacteria from the fabric and place them on a dry rack. Trust me when I state that the washer and dryer will kill the fabric. Mine have lasted well over 2 years because I have only hand washed them. Also, if you use punching gloves, you may want to spray it with fabreeze or place a bounce... » Read More You can put them in the washing machine, BUT I advise you not to because the hand wraps do tend to bleed color out. Anytime you place something in the washing machine you risk wearing out the fabric which will prematurely wear out over time. I recommend that you hand wash them after 2-3 uses to remove the bacteria from the fabric and place them on a dry rack. Trust me when I state that the washer and dryer will kill the fabric. Mine have lasted well over 2 years because I have only hand washed them. Also, if you use punching gloves, you may want to spray it with fabreeze or place a bounce lint inside to make sure the smell disappears. Good Luck! « Show Less