Can these bags be used in the dryer?
1462432
Absolutely, they work great in both the washer and dryer, helping to protect more delicate items.
1462433
Definitely! That's what they are for. My wife uses them all of the time, really nice quality and fine mesh with hidden zipper pulls so they don't snag delicate items.
35158
I would think you could, but beware, as the quality is lacking...these bags are made out of very fine, very thin mesh.
923518
You can wash and reuse these bags. I probably would not if you used the bag in the microwave or boil it. That's just me.
1469756
Yes. They are designed for multiple uses. Just wash and dry till you are ready to use again.
374306
Yes. You are not suppose to put them in the dryer, but I have by accident and it was fine.
1432321
I don't see why you couldn't use them in the washer, as long as the weren't exposed to bleach or a harsh cleaning agent, I think they would be fine. Never used them in the washer, dryer only. I think I would be careful though is water got inside then mold could build up inside from the moisture & that would not be good.
347783
I have washed mine, but I would not suggest putting them in the dryer (duh).
87751
Absolutely. Just be sure to not use a dryer sheet. It will lose some of it's absorbency. I've run it through the dryer dozens of times.
1046304
I would not use an ordinary plastic bag as it cannot breathe and might have an adverse effect in a hot dryer......you can purchase replacement bags at the local target or online typically.
683565
Yes. They can be removed. What I don't know though is whether replacement bags could be purchased when it's become washed to death.
1120674
No instructions with the package stating if you can or not. I would think you can but would not want to put it in a dryer?
1941211
You could but I never put my bras in the dryer. They last much longer if you hang or lay out to dry.
1506317
I put them in the washing machine but hang them to dry not put them in dryer.
2103067
I can't be sure but I have used them in the microwave.You might put one in it empty and try it I personally believe it would work. I HAVE ONE LAST THOUHKT TRY AND EMAIL THE MANUFACTOR AND ASK THEM. GOOD LUCK THESE BAGS ARE AMAZING AND THE PRICE YOU JUST CAN'T GO WRONG.
788259
I have washed them, but I have not put them in the dryer. I prefer to air dry, but if you do I suggest you use the low setting to protect from shrinkage.
689006
No, not at all. I love them. Before I had these I had to run the dryer twice for nearly every load. Now, only one run and the clothes are dry and nice!
1046305
NEVER put plastic of any kind in your dryer = it will melt and ruin your dryer drum and your clothes. I have used a fine washables or mesh laundry bag to dry my Dryel cleaning in the dryer and it works fine. The important thing is there needs to be enough room in the bag for the clothes to tumble so they get the benefit of the cleaning chemicals from the Dryel sheet. The Dryel Starter Kit should contain the bag, cleaning sheets, and pretreatment spray along with a backing pad for pre-treatment. I see that the newer version of Dryel 2x ultra will clean up to 24 items and I think it might not require the bag? (I've actually used Dryel in my dryer without a bag and haven't seen any problem but they don't recommend it.) I think the reason the bag is supplied/recommended is because when you put just a few things in the dryer they can get hung up on the flanges and end up a twisted wrinkled mess. Hence, enough space to tumble, not so much they bunch in a "corner." Or perhaps I don't have any idea what I'm talking about. ;D