how do you wash these pillowcases?
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Just throw thwm in with your other sheets. Hot water, soap & bleach if u want. And I also use fabric Softener.
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Machine wash cold, tumble dry low is what the label says. I just throw them in with my regular sheets, machine wash warm, tumble dry, perm press.
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Pillow cases and you gotta break them in wash the sheet and leave it in the dryer for awhile to soften them.
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I would use an old pillow case... You just turn it inside out to start and then go one blade at a time, sliding the dust off, into the pillow case. You can shake it out and launder it after. Hope this helps! Smile.
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I just wash them in the kitchen sink with dishwashing soap and then let them air dry. They come out nicely.
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Ziplocs are nice option but its my understanding these are washable. I would soak them in a batch of warm water with a bit of liquid soap & cap of bleach then rinse thoroughly before reuse. I love these things.
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I always wash mine in the washing machine with warm water and detergent a little bleach. And let it air dry. If you put in the dryer only few a few minutes.
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Yes the pillowcase cover is washable. Just remove the buckwheat hulls and put them in another clean pillowcase. You can use a plastic garbage bag but you will lose a few buckwheat hulls when you transfer them back due to static electricity hanging on to a few of them.
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I am using a pillowcase. Although it can be washed it is like a normal pillow.
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I spray them with Spray and Wash, then wash them with my whites with just a little bit of bleach. Air dry, no fabric softener. They come out dirt and stain free.
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Wash them in a lingerie bag in your washing machine, cool water. Then air dry.
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I wash mine in the washer on the "delicate" setting. I then let them air dry at room temperature. ....
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It can be washed, just wash it in cold, on the delicate setting by itself. I hang mine dry. This pillowcase is really cute and worth the price, I'm very pleased with mine. :)
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Order a couple of pillow protectors or pillow cases from them and wash these; They are inexpensive and then you never need to wash the pillow.I have done this with my duvet down comforter covers from Austria for many years and never have had to have the comforters cleaned.
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If you use a pillow case (recommended) you shouldn't need to wash the pillow cover often. When you do, it's easy to just dump out the filling into a 5-gallon bucket, wash and dry it according to the label instructions, and then replace the hulls using a measuring cup or bowl.
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Hi Brandy. Wash cold water at delicate cycle. You can put it in the dryer at low temp, but I prefer to let it dry flat. I ironed the pillow cases and be carefull, if too hot the color changes a little bit.
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I wash with towels, cold water and bleach. I use dryer balls or dryer sheets. They are holding up really well.
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I wash mine in a lingerie bag with my dark colors and line dry. I also hang them to dry each time I use unless it's time to wash.