Is there room for queen sheets/blankets on this dryer? Obviously, sheets could be folded in half and dry fine but not so for blankets and quilts. (EDIT) Thanks for all the replies! I don't like fiddling with refolding/flipping over laundry on the line...
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Yes, there is room for queen and king sheets, as well as blankets. Simply drape them over the first couple of lines.
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The drawers are long and narrow. If the dryer does not fold I do not believe it would fit
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When I folded it in half to move it, it "puffed up" at the fold (gap in the middle -- it doesn't fold "flat"). You probably COULD z-fold it, but it wouldn't be tidy and it would probably unfold itself unless you piled something on it. I wouldn't expect to store it in your average closet without it taking over the space. As the mattress ages, the cotton batting (stuffing) will break down somewhat, but by the time it does this you'll probably want a new one (just like bed pillows -- once they're fold-able they've broken down and are less supportive and comfortable). Hope this answers your question.
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No. You might get a travel dryer in one of the larger pockets, but I don't think you'll be happy with the results. The case is supposed to fold in half for packing, and a dryer in one pocket will make a bulge that will render the whole case hard to pack up.
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I use a double loader at the laundry-mat on gentle cycle, cold water, regular detergent. FYI I also use the giant laundry-mat dryer alternating between no heat and low heat for about 15 minutes each over 1 and a half hrs. Then I lay the comforter over a double clothes line at home for at least 24 hrs to air dry completely. It's worth the bother. I LOVE my silk comforter!! Also need to mention I remove the cover at home and hang it to dry separately.
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The longest line is around 3 feet long. I have folded queen sheets in half. Dried a blanket by throwing it on top of the line and the arms then spread it out with edges hanging down. Uses a lot of area that way so it does not share space well with "others".
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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 have the full/queen and I washed it in my older Kenmore washer. I washed it on the delicate setting and dried it on the low heat setting. The comforter (and pillow shams) came out just fine.
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I use it mainly for lightweight clothing i do not put in the dryer. I did put two regular size towels on it, one on each side, and it took up all the space. I think only one beach towel would fit due to their size. I hope this helps you.
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Mine are kept on a shelf in my sewing cabinet folded to 14 x 11 1/2 x 2. It could easily be folded once more to a size of 7 x 11 1/2 x 3. I bought a second one "just in case" but have not needed it so far as this is a durable ironing blanket that can be and is used almost daily.
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No. You would have to fold or drape over more than one line. But it would dry fine that way. You can wrap around more than one side but it would hang to the ground with out folding - even a full size top sheet needs a little fold or draping.
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I have the queen size and washed it in my home washer. My washer is large capacity top loader. It was a tight fit, but do-able. I also dried it in my dryer set on low heat and then fluffed it on the air cycle.
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I have a fairly large washer and dryer and it turned out wonderful!!! Perhaps if you don't have a large enough washer and dryer you could take it to the Laundromat to was and dry.
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Yes, I even put it in the dryer but probably should line dry it. Works Great!
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I wash and dry mine at home...no problem. It came out looking like it did brand new. The only thing is... I would not wash in a top loading washer with the agitator...it would probably tear it, as it would any comforter! Mine did not shrink... I dried it on medium heat. I wash and dry mine and my children's all the time...never had a problem. We absolutely love them. My 10 year old grand daughter asked for one for Christmas instead of toys...that should tell ya something!
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I bought a lingerie bag to put it in and put it in the washing machine, but haven't tried that yet. I would definitely contain it to keep it from getting tangled or snagged. Lingerie bags are cheap enough, or use a cotton pillow case, secured with a rubber band. I have done that with delicate things as well, just to keep them from collecting lint or snagging and tangling in other items being washed. I don't know that I would dry it in a dryer. Probably hang it back up and let it air dry.
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Are you talking about a stacking unit, where the washer/dryer are together but separate units -- usually washer on bottom (top loading) and the dryer on top (front loading)? I have not used the Woolzies in them but I can't see any reason not to use them in the dryer. But NOT through the washer except maybe for "recharging" them after a few years of use. Because stacking units are often smaller capacity than regular units, you wouldn't have to use as many of them in the dryer load.