Can you dry these sheets in a regular clothes dryer?
375242
Yes. I wash and dry them as per usual. They lost a bit of their sheen, but the color remained rich.
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.
375244
Yes. We like to line dry when weather permits & then put in dryer for a couple minutes. Although in winter we dry completely in dryer. Color & texture stay true.
2128763
I leave the dryer balls in the dryer all the time. Put wet clothes in with them, start dryer. The dryer balls will be dry when the clothes are.
2170744
I threw mine in the dryer...very low and short time, ironing not necessary, however I am sure that you could, but once again..needs to be low setting!!
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.
2212566
i would never put them in a dryer---wash and hang to dry. When we were on the boat we hosed off with fresh water and hung them on the deck. doesn't take long for them to dry.
1941209
Yes you can. I don' put in the dryer on a regular basis, for the most part I let the bras air dry.
343724
I wouldn't risk putting them in the dryer unless you did want them to shrink.
251621
Pull them inside out and let them dry. No they can not be washed in a machine.
1155044
The instructions tell you not to use them dry. I think it would be difficult and unproductive to use them dry. I throw them in the washer and dryer, hence they come out dry and wrinkled. They are great when used with moisture!
1506317
I put them in the washing machine but hang them to dry not put them in dryer.
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.
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.
2068911
I have used them in both the washer and drier. Be aware though if the garment is thin and wrinkles you will dry wrinkles into the garment. If the clothing is a small item like socks or a larger item like a wool sweater that won't wrinkle it should dry fine. With larger items I would make sure to adjust the item a few times so that the middle doesn't stay damp. I am not the manufacture or a clothing specialist but what I'd like to think of is a professional house wife/mom.
2280321
Do NOT dry them in the dryer. Dry them in the open air. The heat from the dryer will destroy the way they work.
788257
I have just washed them with the rest of the laundry in either cold or warm water. Most of the time in the winter I use drying racks to add more humidity to the indoor air so thus far I have not dried them in the dryer. They do dry quite quickly being air dried.
126007
I think if you folded your sheet in half like you would do for a regular clothes line, and then laid it on the rack it would be fine. I have this rack and I truly love it..! I haven't dried sheets on it, but I think you could as I stated earlier.
1437090
I don't know but they are only going in the dryer so not sure why you would need to. Wool does tend to shrink so its your call