Do clothes come out softer than just hang drying
932311
Two months ago when it still worked, I'd say yes to a degree (still not as soft as after the delicate cycle in the dryer).
932312
That hasn't been my experience. They feel as if they have been hung on a line. I find I have to iron my shirts, and some pants, but then, being bound to a power wheelchair, the device has save me much painful walking to the coin laundry in this apartment complex.
932313
Yes, the clothes come out softer but I could use only once because the second time it didn't work at all. The heating that has in the bottom didn't work!
932314
A little softer but I had to return mine It shorted out after 1 month and start making burning smell. The plug I noticed wasn't polarized in the one I purchased. Would have been great with a better heater. I hope someone will invent a higher quality one.
993723
Clothes come out just slightly damp. I usually hang shirts on a hanger or use a portable dryer stand. Clothing does not drip, and items are ready to wear in a few hours. No, the spin dryer does not remove pet hair or lint, only water.
1253992
I wash in cold water with a mild detergent and hang dry. I wouldn't put this garment in the dryer.
389879
No but I hang it dry, not for any particular reason but it drys so quickly. Great Skirts I have 3 of them now.
924728
I don't use fabric softener at all. My clothes and towels are much softer, no issues with static or wrinkles.
924726
You don't have to use fabric softener, but if you want super fluffy towels/clothes you can use vinegar. Just plain old white vinegar added to rinse cycle. It works just as well if not better than fabric softener. You can even use a Downy Ball and put vinegar inside it so you don't have to "time" when to add it. 1/4C-1C depending on size of the load. Towels come out fluffy and soft. You can also add *dryer balls* to your dryer if you don't line dry. They are made of either plastic or wool and they keep clothes separated and wrinkle free.
443104
Actually, yes on low heat. If you dry them on high heat you can fry the little microscopic fibers. The towel may not look or feel that much different but it will lose some of its ability to absorb water. I got this direct from a big manufacturer of microfiber towels. To be safe, dry on low/med low heat or hang dry. NO FABRIC SOFTENER OR DRYER SHEETS.
393853
Im not sure what you are talking about. But I use dryer sheets and fabric softness.
947756
The items will overlap, but drying is not a problem, if you're home/apt is well heated. I've hung washable winter parkas/coats, throw blankets, towels, men's flannel pajamas and other heavy items on my rack and never had a problem with drying. I tend to hang heavier items on the top and lighter ones on the rungs in the middle and toward the bottom. Hope this helps.
891819
I don't notice it saving all that much time, since my HE washer is wicked good at it's spin cycle. I find the clothes are softer and I like not using softener anymore.
346247
Yes. I washed and dried with no problem. Due to size of quilt I went to a laundromat.
1464892
Yes but the initial super soft feel is lost once you start washing and drying it.
1564332
H. Orzel,It does dry "soft". It has the consistency of the tool handles found in Lowes & other tool stores.
2182613
I hang my sheets out on the line as I do not have a working dryer so I can not say if the sheets are wrinkle free out of the dryer or not but I can say that after hanging on the line any wrinkles that were in the sheets while wet are very faint when dry. I would venture to guess the sheets would be wrinkle free from the dryer but I wouldn't stake my life on it. :-)
375243
I have dried mine in a regular clothes dryer on medium, with no issue. If you are nervous you can always dry them on low.
2280556
No. It is mostly Polyester. One needs to exercise caution when drying these items. It's best to hang dry all items.
1242739
i threw mine in the washer with my clothes in the gentle cycle and hung dry. It still looks the same afterwards.