I'm looking for a portable dryer to hang sheets on. Nothing else - I just love the smell of sheets dried outside. Is this one good for hanging sheets?
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Those three arms at the top, the distance between two of them along the top wire is 5 feet. So you would probably need to wrap your sheets around.
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It is kind of small for long sheets to be fully spread out. Plus the length of sheets would probably result in them touching the ground. I don't usually use dry sheets on it for that reason. It's not impossible, but you might have to scrunch up the sheets a bit to fit in on one of the lines.
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I do hang king sheets on this dryer using the outside lines. They do not touch the ground but I only use one line per sheet so I can't spread the sheets out all the way. The sheets end up dry but wrinkled, but wrinkling doesn't bother me since I'm not a neat freak.
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I am satisfied enough with this round "dryer," although I'd just call it a heater. I had to buy a dehumidifier for my RV. I am unfamiliar with the "DryWave" one.
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Yes. But make sure you wring out as much water as possible and hang it up on a clothes hanger. Place the hanger where air can circulate around it overnight . It wouldn't hurt to use a portable hair dryer on it to remove the excess moisture.
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It is not a light hair dryer, and in my opinion too long. I would go for a compact foldable hand held dryer for traveling.
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No problems here. We have been using it about a year and a half. Do you use any fabric softners or scented dryer sheets?
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The instructions say hang dry. Which took me by surprise. I have not laundered mine yet.
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I bought "portable crib" sheets; they are very tight but do work. However, the sheets were inexpensive and may have shrunk in the dryer.
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Hi, for me the purpose of using these balls was to eliminate any kind of fabric softener, including the dryer sheets which have chemicals in them, so I do not use mine with a dryer sheet. I put a drop of all natural aromatherapy oil on a couple of the balls and let it soak in for a day or so before using them which adds a lovely scent to my laundry. I'm sure using a dryer sheet would not inhibit the performance of these balls.
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I roll mine outside on the deck to dry my clothes. It rolls easily and holds quite a few things. However, I don't think it would hold more than one sheet at a time.
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I agree with Amzoony, it would definitely dry faster outside, although it wouldn't be easy for me to take it in and out! And I thought it would be hard to do sheets on it, especially inside, you'd have to do one sheet at a time over the entire thing!
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I use mine both indoor and outdoor. Great for hanging baskets that dry out fast.
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I put a drop or two on 3 - 4 balls and it is perfect for me. If you want to really smell your clothes you might want to put a drop on each ball. I use all 6 balls in the dryer. I love the scent - it is super light. You can adjust depending on how much of a load you do. Do not over load your dryer with clothes. You need the space for the clothes to tumble and the balls to do their job. My son had over packed the washer once and the dryer of course, was over packed; which made the clothes not dry in the normal amount of time and the balls had no room to move around. I did not like the scratchy clothes. A teachable moment! I put a drop or two on 3 - 4 balls and it is perfect for me. If you want to really smell your clothes you might want to put a drop on each ball. I use all 6 balls in the dryer. I love the scent - it is super light. You can adjust depending on how much of a load you do. Do not over load your dryer with clothes. You need the space for the clothes to tumble and the balls to do their job. My son had over packed the washer once and the dryer of course, was over packed; which made the clothes not dry in the normal amount of time and the balls had no room to move around. I did not like the... » Read More I put a drop or two on 3 - 4 balls and it is perfect for me. If you want to really smell your clothes you might want to put a drop on each ball. I use all 6 balls in the dryer. I love the scent - it is super light. You can adjust depending on how much of a load you do. Do not over load your dryer with clothes. You need the space for the clothes to tumble and the balls to do their job. My son had over packed the washer once and the dryer of course, was over packed; which made the clothes not dry in the normal amount of time and the balls had no room to move around. I did not like the scratchy clothes. A teachable moment! « Show Less
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I live in an apartment that doesn't have a washer or dryer, so I send my laundry out. I had this mattress pad washed along with a giant load of sheets and towels and although I admit I was a little nervous -- commercial dryers tend to be really powerful -- it came back totally fine, still fits the bed without any problems. It helps that it's a little oversized to begin with. But still, it didn't lose any of its cushion in the washing/drying process, and it was thoroughly dry when I put it back on the bed, so....I'd say no worries!
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I have dried mine on low heat and it does not shrink; however, I think letting it air dryer will make it last longer. I used to use the dryer but now I just air dry mine. I love this sheet!
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I think dryer is not best solution for it Thread no idea, but I like it Hypoallergenic? ? Not sure But in my opinion is very good quality
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If you're getting a musty smell, you don't have enough dehumidifying going on. This device works fine by itself keeping my safe dry, but I live in a low humidity area, have central AC which does it's own job keeping moisture in my house low, and I'm not constantly going in and out of my safe. Low humidity is something you can totally go "belt and suspenders" on. Get this, get a glow road, get a rechargeable dehumidifier from eva-dry... you will never make it too dry. To sum up, if you're getting a musty smell, you're not dry enough.
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I use mine for drip-drying my clothes. I hang them from end-to-end and haven't had any problems. However, I'm not hanging heavy jeans or other heavy items. Mostly tops, capris, and dress pants. Hope this helps!