Can you washed these in hot water? My allergist told me to get 1000 thread count sheets but that they must be washed in hot water.
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I wash all my sheets in hot water. These sheets are cheap & really thin so they thin out more each wash.
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I understand, I have Asthma pretty bad too. But I don't with these sheets, I do wash and rinse in warm water though. They are very durable so they might handle the hot water, they really are great quality but I just have never done it in hot water, sorry.
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Of course you can it's cotton. As you know washing in hot water and drying on hot will shrink Cotton.
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They are washable. I wash mine in hot (with underwear, sheets, towels) then throw them in the dryer. Usually, I take them out of the dryer before they are fully dry (i.e. overly hot). They have held up really, really well and are still going strong for me.
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Of that I cannot be completely certain, I will tell you that formaldehyde has a distinctive odor that I am familiar with and I didn't smell anything on the sheets before I washed them.If the possible exposure is worrisome to you, I would suggest a double run of the longest cycle on your washer. My husband and I both have allergies and we have had no issues with these sheets at all, no odd smells nor itchy skin. I hope this helps, Good Luck!
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Yes, I've washed them several times, home washer and dryer with other linen. No problem at all.
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yes I wash them by hand with hot water and Dawn.My friend who has the same machine washes hers in the washing machine with no problem
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Wash sheets with warm/cold water. Tumble dry. They are amazing. Only issue I have seen is that I have a large pillow top and sheets become untucked. If I had a do over I would of got a size up.
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Yes. You have to wash them first. Honestly I don't even use this. I just wash with soap and hot water.
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I have washed them in water. They seem to work afterwards. I would reccomend allowing them to dry completely before you use them after a wash. What works better and faster then washing them is to take them outside and spray them with a can of compressed air you use on electronics to remove the dust. This works better and they can be used right after. Note that should you choose to was them you run the risk of mold or mildew within the filter if they do not dry properly.
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I have washed mine, but I would not suggest putting them in the dryer (duh).
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I wash mine in my machine all the time with no problems. I hang out to dry on my line. Beautiful set!!!
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I wash mine on the "hand wash" setting of my machine but if you don't have that I would wash on "delicate". I line dry mine - you would be surprised how fast they dry! Maybe 2 or 3 hours?? Hope that helps!
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I wash them in warm water and place in dryer on medium heat. I use bleach every other time I wash them. I have pretty bad allergies and have felt better after this purchase.
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Wash in cold water. I do not put mine in a dryer. I put them outside to dry in the air or will just put them back in the shower since they're going to get wet again anyway.
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I've been washing them on the highest heat with steam and adding vinegar. Dry them on my normal dry setting. No issues yet, I've washed mine about 10 times so far and no problems
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I wash them in the machine, under "sterilization." It works well. I do NOT dry them. I let them air-dry.
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Yes you can. I was told to wash in on gentle and low heat to dry. My wife loves her blanket (pictured above) of our boys. It's is more the work every penny, plus the seller goes above and beyond to make sure it's the way you want it. I'll be doing a lot more business with her. They also print on a lot more items than just blankets. Hope this helps.Danny
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I just put them in the washing machine using hot water with regular laundry soap and then dry them on the normal setting. Sometimes I use a soak setting beforehand.