Can I put the bra bag in the dryer?
1941209
Yes you can. I don' put in the dryer on a regular basis, for the most part I let the bras air dry.
1941210
The package says to follow clothing item drying instructions, so I assume you can. I never dry my bras, so can't give any personal feedback on that.
1941211
You could but I never put my bras in the dryer. They last much longer if you hang or lay out to dry.
1230372
You can wash it, but there is an inner lining that may crack and peel off. I have washed it a couple times and placed in the dryer as well, which made it a bit more stiff. So be weary that your clothes may catch black speckles from the bag but they'd be headed to the washroom anyway and most likely wash off.
223819
Hmmmm my honest answer is it depends on your clothing size and material. However, I have washed multiple pieces of clothes in one bag before. Normally though I will wash 2 bras in the small bag and normally 1 heavy sweater/sweater dress in the big bag. If I am washing thin tops Ill place 2-3 in the big bag. The big bags are big but I like to make sure I am not over doing the wash cycle. Plus I have one of those newer topload HE washers that doesn't have that thing in the middle so it bases the water level on the amount of weight in the washer so I need to be a little more careful on how many items I place in one bag. I have placed too many t-shirts in a bag before and one was still partially dry :( Hmmmm my honest answer is it depends on your clothing size and material. However, I have washed multiple pieces of clothes in one bag before. Normally though I will wash 2 bras in the small bag and normally 1 heavy sweater/sweater dress in the big bag. If I am washing thin tops Ill place 2-3 in the big bag. The big bags are big but I like to make sure I am not over doing the wash cycle. Plus I have one of those newer topload HE washers that doesn't have that thing in the middle so it bases the water level on the amount of weight in the washer so I need to be a little more careful on how... » Read More Hmmmm my honest answer is it depends on your clothing size and material. However, I have washed multiple pieces of clothes in one bag before. Normally though I will wash 2 bras in the small bag and normally 1 heavy sweater/sweater dress in the big bag. If I am washing thin tops Ill place 2-3 in the big bag. The big bags are big but I like to make sure I am not over doing the wash cycle. Plus I have one of those newer topload HE washers that doesn't have that thing in the middle so it bases the water level on the amount of weight in the washer so I need to be a little more careful on how many items I place in one bag. I have placed too many t-shirts in a bag before and one was still partially dry :( « Show Less
413163
I've put mine in the dryer before. Although they really don't take long to air dry, a few hours, maybe overnight is generally all it takes. They're nice big laundry bags. I can fit 2-3 sweaters in mine.
179500
I would say yes, on cold, and with the metal rods removed obviously. And if you have a gentle option. The bags do have a hard cord that runs through the sides that help them keep their "U" shape. I wouldn't dry it in the dryer though, hang dry only.
468301
Yes. But make sure you wring out as much water as possible and hang it up on a clothes hanger. Place the hanger where air can circulate around it overnight . It wouldn't hurt to use a portable hair dryer on it to remove the excess moisture.
2112540
No is not This bag is waste of money Use dryer This bag is doesn't work as dryer Dryer is the best and it use mute electric than dryer
384127
As it has a vinyl backing, I wouldn't put it in the dryer at all, line drying it is best if you can. BUT, if you have a 'tumble dry no heat' option you could use that. I've tried that at a laundromat but it took several cycles to dry it thoroughly and even then some of the seams were still damp.
86035
No, I don't think so. If you wanted to wash it, I would take it to the dry cleaners.
370557
Yes, but probably best not to dry them by machine. bad for most clothes anyways
2107538
The bags look to be a heavy canvas so i don't see why not. I personally wouldn't dry them in the dryer, worrying about shrinkage. The handles remove easily so that isn't an issue.
1959351
I've washed the tote before, but I haven't put it in the dryer so I don't know if that would hurt it. I would take the pads out to wash them. Otherwise the tote just acts as a filter that traps nasty milk smells in with the pads.
1081016
Yes but make sure you use a big washing machine and you can put it in the dryer but I only do it 3/4 of the way then spread it out on top of back of chairs and move the insides and fluff it out and let it dry. Just like when it arrives, air it out and spread it out so it can breathe and pockets will be fluffier. Best of luck!
405915
I've thrown mine in the washer before (no dryer!), but most of the time I just rinse with cold water and hang dry.
71552
Yes. The whole thing can be put in the washer. I don't put it in the dryer though - I air dry it.
190500
I just wash mine with all my delicates like hose, bras, etc. I have a mesh bag to keep the bra hooks away from the items without fasteners or zippers but it works just fine. I lay it out to dry.
146648
I probably wouldn't put it in the dryer - it feels pretty cheap. I always air dry mine.