Can I use this to warm babies clothes? Say one of the under-shirts -- which is not damp, but fresh out of an air-fluff dryer and relatively cold.
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You could... But wouldn't recommend it... It gets quite hot.. Wasn't to warm baby clothes up? Sir on it.. Or... Microwave it? Lol
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Yes! In fact I always use it dry with dampened clothes because of how the steam spits. I've gotten one too many burns to use the steamer.
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I think they would be good for any temperature. They are large enough to wrap around the baby a few times as needed. The weave makes them not only flexible but breathable. The first time I saw a mother use them was in late winter. I noted how versatile they would be. You need lots of blankets. You can try flannel or knit, but I think you will like these best.
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If the clothes are sweaty, I'd wash them. This unit is for freshening the air. I use mine to reduce odors from shoes and dirty laundry in my closet. I also have one in my cat's litter box area.
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Yes. You can also use a low heat pad in colder temperature. Some of soft blanket for them to huddle together to build up their own body heat. Just like you under a blanket. Thanks for taking care of the little ones
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you can air dry them butthat is not practical when you need them. So i put them on the fluff cycle of my dryer, very low heat and they ere redy in about 20 minutes most of the time. maybe 4 at a time in there. I cannot say enough about how valuable these are for every day use. My litter is off to their new homes, I kept one, 3 months old now. I use one as a safety net in his crate over the little carpet in there but thankfully no accidents. But i have a senior (15 years) and at night he might have an accident. works great for him too.
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You could but I never put my bras in the dryer. They last much longer if you hang or lay out to dry.
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Yes you can. I don' put in the dryer on a regular basis, for the most part I let the bras air dry.
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I would think so. They are cotton Muslin and I don't see how the dryer would affect them.
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Yes you can use it for cloth diapers. Make sure that the babie does not have any allergies to soap nuts. The soap nuts make the clothes very soft.
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Yes. You can use hangers to dry clothes. We use this all the time in our laundry room.
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I think if the material is thin, wrung out well & put in front of the fan on high overnight, it could dry it. I wouldn't bank my wardrobe on it but if there was a spill on the only blouse you had for that outfit, I would give it a go. Dry jeans? No.
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It is not really warm.it is more wind breaker with a little fleece inside.so baby wont sweat .
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Yes you can. I was told to wash in on gentle and low heat to dry. My wife loves her blanket (pictured above) of our boys. It's is more the work every penny, plus the seller goes above and beyond to make sure it's the way you want it. I'll be doing a lot more business with her. They also print on a lot more items than just blankets. Hope this helps.Danny
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These would help wick away moisture which is what they do in a cloth diaper to help keep the baby's skin dry. You would probably have to cut them down to size, I would just buy some fleece at the fabric store, it would be cheaper.
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i think you can was it on gentle setting. but you cannot put it in the dryer.
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Yes, I hang towel etc and it works great. The product is definitiely strong enough for diapers.However, if you are unused to line drying and the Brabantia clothesline is hung inside with little air-movement, your diapers may be stiffer than if they were tumble dried in an electric dryer. If the Barbantia clothesline is hung outside in the wind, less stiff. That may make a differnece to your baby's bottom. Why not experiment by air drying a diaper on a line first to see if you think the diaper is supple and soft enough for your baby.