Is this preferable to air drying?
1669251
No, but I usually don't have time to air dry my hair and it does a good job.
1669252
No, not for me. But it's very useful on below-freezing days when I don't have time to air-dry before I have to go out into the cold.
1669253
It's great for when you are short on time. Male sure to use product to prevent frizzing. I still prefer to let my hair air dry if possible.
1020603
It would probly take a long time to air dry-and machine drying would perhaps make the stuffing inside all lumpy?? I wouldn't - but if you want something that smooshy in your baby's bath all you can do is try it....
650814
Absolutely, leave it in for 10 minutes, wash it twice. If you air dry you will be amazed. If you blow dry....same thing. I prefer air drying.
1037653
I would say no it dries nicely not greasy at all air drying helps healing moisture holds bacteria
1211631
I believe so- because this one is human hair. I would treat it like my hair extensions and use a mild shampoo and conditioner and allow to air dry.
721458
I have not tried it. So easy just to wash and towel dry and leave to further air dry in a jar.
2119017
I use a small amount of laundry soap, cold water, short cycle, gentle spin- then air fluff ( no heat!) in dryer. Or u could air dry, or hang in the sun if it ever comes out again!
2056041
Yes that is what it recommends because it takes less time to dry. Both work fine though.
1227527
I wouldn't. A spray down with a hose would probably be ok.Then let it completely air dry before folding it back up.
1827323
No, because I let it air dry for few minutes before put on clothes. If I want to dry fast I grab my own shirt doing circular or up and down motion like a fan directly to applied area.
1152985
The version I have does not have a drying function, though I hear there is a model that does. The 900 works great however, especially for the price!
947758
I think it depends largely on the fabric, the humidity in the room, and the air movement. The heavier the fabric [especially if it is thick cotton], the damper the ambient air, and the stillness of the air will each contribute to longer and more uneven drying. Generally, best to avoid overlapping.
1218934
I agree with Amzoony, it would definitely dry faster outside, although it wouldn't be easy for me to take it in and out! And I thought it would be hard to do sheets on it, especially inside, you'd have to do one sheet at a time over the entire thing!
1833368
Yes...I have done it several times but the fabric seat is a tight fit over the plastic, so I wouldn't dry it to avoid shrinkage.
859149
It's not ideal but it can be used. If you are looking for a one stop purchase to do both them it can work. The air pulls the plastic cap upwards, if you tuck it...that can be avoided. This is what I have done to work around this aspect, because I really love the quick dry time with my roller sets.
184488
No ma'am. This is for gel polish. It cures under a UV lamp. There is no air or bleow drying.
1390968
I always dry with hand towel without any problems. Make sure after that u oil it before u put it away.