Approximately how long does it take clothes to air dry after spinning? Thanks.
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cant answer for clothes as I just use it for felt, but in a very short time, since all the water has been removed.
2273208
Dry clean only, I've never stuck mine in a washer but I can imagine the mess it would be if I did it! The down would probably shift and and the cover might shrink. I always "refresh" mine by putting it in the dryer with a dryer sheet and set the temp to perm. press for about 20-30 minutes.
1070979
Drying time -- I have a high speed spin wash machine to extract as much H2o and drying time is no longer than other towels of much lighter weight --- Bleach -- I have not used bleach.
868382
I throw mine in the washing machine with the underwear, warm wash, gentle cycle. You're supposed to lay it flat to dry, but it holds a lot of water even after a gentle spin dry; so I put the whole load in the dryer for maybe 10 minutes on medium-low heat, to fluff it and let the other items absorb some of the moisture. Then when it's partially dry, I take it out and lay it flat. Seems to work well--after several months I have not yet seen any sign of aging from the dryer. Update: I've been using these for over a year now. The only change I've made is, I've gotten a drying rack; so instead of laying it flat when it's partially dry, I drape it over the rack. After a year, they're still soft, supple, and lie flat.
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I don't ever let them dry between uses. I typically do my laundry all in one day. So I use them back to back. I have been using them for 3 months now and I have had no problem or complaints doing It this way.
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It spins pretty good. I use my wonder washer, to wash my clothes and the laundry pod to spin them out. They dry a lot faster than if I ring them out by hand.
955182
When I opened my space bags after 1 week of being vacumned closed, and traveling to Hawaii (17 hours), my clothes came out great. I was worried about that, too, but all of my clothes were still in great shape. I just took them out, put them on hangers, and could wear them the next day.
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I would use this before. It needs to sit for about 15-20 minutes to air dry. Then oil after. I would do this after you cut hair so it is good to go next time you cut.
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Hello. I actually use 6-8 balls, since I stuff my loads pretty full. Thanks for your question! In general, clothes will dry faster and more evenly, the more balls you use.
1498140
I would wait about 1/2 hour (fully dry) before getting in bed or putting on any nice clothing. I did notice a light stain on my shirt when I dressed immediately. It did wash off but inconvenient and not very pretty if you are headed out for the day.
84907
Depends how thick you put it on. Put it on thin it takes about 1/2 hr to an hour. I didn't notice the smell much after it dried.
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You want to apply 3-5 layers total and wait 5 minute between each layer. After all applications are completed, let dry for at least 8-10 hours. Then you are ready to pump the air back in and enjoy.
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Not fair for me to answer. I live in the dry Arizona desert. I also don't hang soaking wet things on it.I put my clothes in the dryer with a softening sheet for 15 to 30 minutes then hang to finish drying, and hang wrinkles out. Hope this helps.
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I didn't check exactly how long, but I have washed before bed and by 6 am next day it is bone dry. There is not a bit of padding so really dries quite quickly.
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I toss mine after 5-7 uses, depending on how dirty and/or large the loads were. I've read that some people toss them when they get squishy and/grayish, but I rarely see mine get to that point, even after 8-10 washes.Mine rarely create suds, there may be a few bubbles that pop quickly but I've never had the same suds as the chemical/commercial brands. That being said, I feel like the nuts always have my clothes clean and fresh. It is an adjustment to seeing no "evidence" of cleaning agents but they really do work!
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I had the same concern when I bought this dryer. I have very thick curly hair that goes down to the middle of my neck. When I wash my hair, I let it air dry for about 15-20 minutes and then get under the dryer for a maximum of 20 minutes, usually less time. I have a pile of magazines in front of the dryer and, quite frankly, I think I take longer than I need because I'm enjoying my reading material. I've had a great experience with this dryer - no complaints.
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The can says "based on 70* F - 50% relative humidity. Allow more time at cooler temperatures. Dries to the touch in 2-4 hours, to handle 5-9 hours and fully dry in 24 hours. May recoat in 1/2 hour or after 1 week."