Can these go in the dryer? I'd like to use them on my kitchen counters instead of throwing money away on paper towels.
443103
I've never put them into the dryer so I don't know. Otherwise I like to use them.
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.
443105
I always put them in the dryer. They're great that's all we use to clean with now
1930424
I wouldn't think so. You could maybe wash them on a gentle cycle, but you could definitely NOT use the dryer or iron on them.
2280319
I don't know how the manufacturer recommends that they be dried. Personally, I'd keep them out of a hot dryer for fear of loosening the silicone's bond with the fabric. Just hang them on a clothes hanger using safety pins or clothes pins, and let them air dry. (That seems silly. They're used for handling hot items, after all. But only for brief--not extended--periods.)
1711997
I use the dryer and they work fine. Line dry is great too and the sun exposure would help with stains.
512013
They say hand wash only, and I'm guessing that's best. They're 100% polyester and have pretty cheap (though cute!) details on them that probably wouldn't survive in the washing machine. Definitely no dryer -- they'd melt!
774447
I just throw them in the wash with the sheets on hot water and put them in the dryer. The heat hasn't hurt anything.
1747751
Yes! I don't dry them but hang them on hangers! If I need them to dry sooner I put them on air dry and that goes faster
979696
You can put these in the washer to clean them. Do not place them in the dryer, only air dry.
228222
I don't think putting them in a dryer would be a good idea. I have a holder I created with floral foam and really tall sticks that I put my gloves on to dry just in case I get water inside them.
228994
I don't think so! I washed them by hand and they get a little soggy. I'd think the dishwasher's drying cycle would mostly destroy them.
2039323
I washed them in the sink and let them air dry. Don't know how they would handle a waher/dryer.
2128767
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.
1090084
I dry mine in the dryer. I've had no troubles with them. I think to line dry would take considerable amounts of time.
629014
I do not see why you would need to since they are made of nylon netting, like the type used in shower puffs. You rinse and hang them to air dry in shower after each use. I suppose you could put them in a wash bag then put them in a washing machine, but not in the dryer! They will melt.
968698
I would not put them in the washing machine. I simply rinse and hand squeeze them out under warm water and lay them on a paper towel to dry overnight. They actually dry long before that and are ready to go.
1279684
Put it in the washing machine just like you would towels. However, I find it's better to air dry them instead of putting them in the dryer.
370557
Yes, but probably best not to dry them by machine. bad for most clothes anyways