What are the washing instructions and can I buy in bulk?
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Thank you for your inquiry. We recommend dry clean only or spot cleaning on the entire line of feather and down items we offer. Please refer to the care instructions on the item tag. Please let us know if you have any questions. Thank you, Beyond Bedding Customer Service Toll-Free: 1-866-999-6255
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I just wash them in the washing machine in hot water with normal detergent and dry them in the dryer without fabric softener. I use them in the kitchen for everything, including fine straining, hence not using fabric softener. IF they get really greasy, you can throw a cupful of vinegar into the washer with them.
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The manufacturer provides laundering instructions on a card which also spells out the 5 year warranty. I put it in my laundry room to refer to when I need to launder it.They say to wash with a mild detergent in cold to warm water. Do not use bleach or bleach detergent. Line drying is preferred but if necessary tumble dry on low or no heat.Do not dry mattress pad at temperatures higher than 125 degrees FDo not iron. Failure to follow these instructions will void the mattress pad warranty.Hope this helps.
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Wash it gently in washing machine, the dry on low in dryer. The directions come with the package.
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These can be washed a few times only until the fibers give up. Buy these directly from the manufacturer, if it is hoover or Shark etc. After uwashing, squeeze to let out water but don't squeeze or turn it or you will damage it. Then air dry it by putting a fan in front of it or if possible, leave under the sun. Again, from my experience, it is better to pay a little extra and buying from the company instead of somewhere else. Hope this helps.
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Either in a bucket or slop sink OR have several that you can change, then launder them for use the next time. Get extra cloth strips!
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Sorry for taking so long, found it in my Spam folder. I have washed mine several times with a washcloth and some soap and water. Be careful using chemical (Windex, etc.)
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Well, the instructions say you can wash it by hand (Hah!!); they also give very explicit instructions for machine washing geared, as you might imagine, to treating it very delicately. I believe they say it can be dried for five minutes (in a home dryer only) and then hung over a double line.
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I wash them in cold or lukewarm water (cotton will shrink otherwise) with regular detergent (cotton is tough, though) in the washer or by hand. Dry them in the dryer on low or hang to dry in shower.
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I'd get at least a bulk package of 24 to begin with, especially if you don't want to wash diapers every day. I can sometimes do the wash every 3rd day, if baby doesn't have diarrhea or anything like that. For myself, I only got 18 b/c I was given other used cloth diapers brands as gifts (but Bumgenius is the best), but they round up to 30 or so. I found that it was nice to have a few extra to keep in the diaper bag for trips, in addition to the bulk I keep in the nursery. I got the one-size (up to 35 pounds) - a little more expensive than the S-M-L individual sizes, but cheaper in the long run. I'd get at least a bulk package of 24 to begin with, especially if you don't want to wash diapers every day. I can sometimes do the wash every 3rd day, if baby doesn't have diarrhea or anything like that. For myself, I only got 18 b/c I was given other used cloth diapers brands as gifts (but Bumgenius is the best), but they round up to 30 or so. I found that it was nice to have a few extra to keep in the diaper bag for trips, in addition to the bulk I keep in the nursery. I got the one-size (up to 35 pounds) - a little more expensive than the S-M-L individual sizes, but cheaper in the long... » Read More I'd get at least a bulk package of 24 to begin with, especially if you don't want to wash diapers every day. I can sometimes do the wash every 3rd day, if baby doesn't have diarrhea or anything like that. For myself, I only got 18 b/c I was given other used cloth diapers brands as gifts (but Bumgenius is the best), but they round up to 30 or so. I found that it was nice to have a few extra to keep in the diaper bag for trips, in addition to the bulk I keep in the nursery. I got the one-size (up to 35 pounds) - a little more expensive than the S-M-L individual sizes, but cheaper in the long run. « Show Less
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Don't know about instructions. Just be aware that a small amount of detergent is enough. Two or three small pieces of clothing is plenty. A five gallon paint bucket is fine. Just agitate to your hearts content. Use lots of water for rinsing. A little fabric softener in the final rinse works ok. One item at a time is ideal but not water wise. It works in a pinch but no blankets and sheets.
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I don't have the original packaging with wash instructions anymore, but this just gets thrown in the wash (warm-cold, regular) with the sheets and dried on low (sometimes medium by hubby). So far it's holding up well! Just make sure to open it up when drying since the waterproof side tends to retain water when crumpled up - we just air dry or repeat tumble dry if so.
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I don't know why you'd want to wash & reuse the cloths. They're really small (about 3" square) - enough to do the job. If you want microfiber cloths, You can buy them anywhere.
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I never did use this product because there was too much work involved. But I didn't see any laundry instructions. Hopefully another user will be able to answer your question. Good luck!
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I went to the website www.forevernew.com. They have a lengthy list of washables. They do list cashmere and wool clothing. You may wish to look at it for your own information.
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Can not recall manufacturer's instructions. However I wash mines in warm water...casual cycle and medium dry.
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Label: "1.Use only oversized commercial front-loading washing machine with a rotating drum action. Do not use top-loading agitator style machines.2. Wash warm. Rinse cold on gentle cycle using 1/4 cup mild detergent. Use fabric softener in wash. (Do not use detergents with bleach.)3. Tumble dry at low temperature in an oversized commercial dryer.4. Alternative method: Hand wash in bathtub. Follow instructions as in #2.5. Bag must be thoroughly dry before being rolled and stored." So, it's high maintenance to wash this. But I think it's worth it. Label: "1.Use only oversized commercial front-loading washing machine with a rotating drum action. Do not use top-loading agitator style machines.2. Wash warm. Rinse cold on gentle cycle using 1/4 cup mild detergent. Use fabric softener in wash. (Do not use detergents with bleach.)3. Tumble dry at low temperature in an oversized commercial dryer.4. Alternative method: Hand wash in bathtub. Follow instructions as in #2.5. Bag must be thoroughly dry before being rolled and stored." So, it's high maintenance to wash this. But I think it's worth it.