When you put them in for drying do you close the case??
1539872
Yes, close the lid and push the black button on the side to turn on the light that dries the aids. Best to do it at night and leave on all night.
1539873
Yes, of course. The drying cycle is about 7-8 hours. You cn open the lid if you need to without damaging the hearing aid or the kit.
1539874
Yes, of course.The drying cycle is about 7-8 hours. You cn open the lid if you need to without damaging the hearing aid or the kit.
1539875
This is my husbands, and he puts his hearing aids in every night and closes the lid... it works really well.
2128765
I just leave mine in the dryer all the time. As I'm pulling clothes out, I leave them in. You mentioned letting them air-dry--they won't be wet. Wool doesn't hold water like cotton or other fibers. It's naturally water resistant because of the lanolin.
525665
Yes. You should do that anyway. Unless I'm doing load after load, I hang the bags up to dry after a load of washing.
43498
Yes. I have never noticed any problem when removing them from the case. Overall, they are a fine product. I wouldn't hesitate to buy them again.
2280319
I don't know how the manufacturer recommends that they be dried. Personally, I'd keep them out of a hot dryer for fear of loosening the silicone's bond with the fabric. Just hang them on a clothes hanger using safety pins or clothes pins, and let them air dry. (That seems silly. They're used for handling hot items, after all. But only for brief--not extended--periods.)
1611385
I hang them most of the time and then tumble them with just air to soften them. I have tumble dried them on occasion though.
271853
I wash them cold, I do not wring or twist them, put them in between two towells and then let them air dry.
1096031
I would put some of mine in the case. Now I remove the case altogether and just put a pack of wipes in the zip pocket with the openings aligned.
1390968
I always dry with hand towel without any problems. Make sure after that u oil it before u put it away.
1924121
you have to separate the case, put phone in and click shut. Its easy. Before you do though, get a big glass of water that the case will submerge in, put case in it fill with water and put another cup on top of it to keep it under water overnight. If it leaks, send it back. Mine did not leak a drop.
32145
They suggest wiping with a damp cloth. They also say that you can hand wash them with mild soap. No excessive heat, as in a dryer, though. I would assume that to mean that they should be hung up to dry, turning them inside out once the outside is dry so the moisture does not remain trapped inside and get all funky.
1090084
I dry mine in the dryer. I've had no troubles with them. I think to line dry would take considerable amounts of time.
553695
I just put them in the washer on delicate cycle .... left them out to dry on a towel, when just damp, threw them in dryer on low heat !! Came out fine. I suppose a mesh bag would work ....
1907733
U close them that's what I do and never had a problem the spray should be a just a mist make sure it's not to close when you spray it
266655
It depends upon how they are kept. They should be kept in a cool, dry location in an airtight container. I have kept them safely for a year following these procedures.
1981529
I have kept mine for long periods of time - and they are great. . . key seems to be keeping the moisture at bay. I vacuum sealed mine for keeping but probably not necessary if you seal them well and store in a dry place. You will love these little gems. :)
1666818
I'm thinking for a week or until they look dirty. You have to take them out in the morning and put them back in the case. Don't just put them on your night table to collect dust.