Last question....how long does it take them to dry on fabric?
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It really depends on the ink saturation. For example, if you draw a line, it dries within a minute but if you are coloring an area than it can take a while. I would blot it with a tissue that won't leave any traces to check it.
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I put them in the washer with towels on a sanitary (extra hot and long) cycle. In the dryer, no fabric softener.
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I've always done it outdoors and then left them out there to dry. supposed to let them dry 24 - 48 hours, I normally do maybe 12 hours for thin material, never noticed a smell after that at all. hope that helps. stuff works, too.
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As noted in other answers... these socks do seem fairly quick to dry, but local conditions (high humidity due to weather) could determine whether the socks would dry completely overnight. Taking two pair to rotate is a good suggestion... also taking a small microfiber towel to roll the socks in (roll & squeeze socks after washing/rinsing to wick excess water from the socks) before setting out to dry would be a good idea. The Silver Drystat in the blend will retard odor as well as speed up the drying. If necessary the socks could be worn 2 days between washings easily without any fear of odor unless feet are prone to being very sweaty, or a person is engaged in athletic activities. As noted in other answers... these socks do seem fairly quick to dry, but local conditions (high humidity due to weather) could determine whether the socks would dry completely overnight. Taking two pair to rotate is a good suggestion... also taking a small microfiber towel to roll the socks in (roll & squeeze socks after washing/rinsing to wick excess water from the socks) before setting out to dry would be a good idea. The Silver Drystat in the blend will retard odor as well as speed up the drying. If necessary the socks could be worn 2 days between washings easily without any fear of... » Read More As noted in other answers... these socks do seem fairly quick to dry, but local conditions (high humidity due to weather) could determine whether the socks would dry completely overnight. Taking two pair to rotate is a good suggestion... also taking a small microfiber towel to roll the socks in (roll & squeeze socks after washing/rinsing to wick excess water from the socks) before setting out to dry would be a good idea. The Silver Drystat in the blend will retard odor as well as speed up the drying. If necessary the socks could be worn 2 days between washings easily without any fear of odor unless feet are prone to being very sweaty, or a person is engaged in athletic activities. « Show Less
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Wait till fully dry before going on whatever was sprayed. A light spray was about an hour, a heavy spray about 12 hours.
500491
Oh, yes! 1-2 hours at most; much less if hung outside. I have enjoyed these towels in Italy for many years and was so happy to find these!dsh
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Not fair for me to answer. I live in the dry Arizona desert. I also don't hang soaking wet things on it.I put my clothes in the dryer with a softening sheet for 15 to 30 minutes then hang to finish drying, and hang wrinkles out. Hope this helps.
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Use them on dry hair. I usually leave them in about 10-15 minutes then hit them with the blow dryer before or after I take them out. Works great!
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Very! I live in Texas. They dry in your dryer in 15-20 minutes on warm or 15 minutes in the sun on a warm day ;-)I love them and I am picky, but they fit my body and are comfy and stretchy.
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I have put them in the washer several times now. But I never dry my clothes. They hang dry. I just started wearing them. I don't know why I didn't start sooner.
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i leave my boots on all night (10 - 12 hours), but boxing gloves should not take quite that long. i would think 4-5 hours should be enough to dry them out.
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So far, so good. I've probably washed and dried them 25 or 30 times, and they're still looking good and doing the job they're meant to do. One thing: if you do use the dryer ( and I do), they come out looking like they came from the children's section. Just put them on and they're right back to normal. I hope this helps.
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I put them in the dryer at the same time as my wet clothes. They will do their work just like dryer sheets. I TAKE them out with my dried clothes.
500488
Yes, they dry much quicker that cotton. I bought them as camping/sports towels for that very reason. I'm an avid outdoorsman and was familiar with how polyester tee shirts dry so much faster than cotton.
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It really depends on how heavy you put it on. When I used them it was totally dry in 2 hours. They worked really well!!! I made a banner out of a sheet and used them on that.
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After you wash. just spray and hang outdoors if possible. Let them dry completely.
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tumble dry no heat, any heat they tend to change shape and stick to some fabrics, but they air dry VERY fast so that is fine too