How do you dry your clothes after using this? Do you ring them dry with your hands and then hang them?
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Hanging them outside to dry is the best way. A mechanical wringer would get them dry enough for an automatic dryer, but good ones are not cheap or readily available. While hand-wringing sort of works on woven fabrics, it's not a good idea for knits because they get stretched out of shape. Debbie is right about the dripping, and it's hard to wring heavy fabrics like denim jeans. Knit sweaters and tops can be squeezed to get much of the water out, and if you wrap a clean dry towel around them you can squeeze out even more, then hang the towel to dry with the rest of the laundry.
504459
I do cold water and air dry only. They last over a year before they start to lose their fit. I never have issues with smell, shrinkage and weak or lazy fabric. It's the heat in the drier that really kills these.
1407876
Regular wash, cold or warm. I hang dry mine... they last much longer if you don't dry them with heat.
1096809
Well, the instructions say you can wash it by hand (Hah!!); they also give very explicit instructions for machine washing geared, as you might imagine, to treating it very delicately. I believe they say it can be dried for five minutes (in a home dryer only) and then hung over a double line.
348238
I stopped using them before I needed to wash them. But I'm sure just wash them in a machine then hang dry.
1131862
I hang my article of clothing on a hanger on a rod in my laundry room and with my left hand I pull the bottom of the clothing downs and steam with the steamer in my right hand. Go slowly with the steaming on the clothing, it will smooth out wrinkles better.
1368911
I throw the shirt in the dryer for a few minutes, remove, and hang. Works for me.
734880
I have never tried to wash them. I clothes pin the pair together and hang up by the fingers.
1242152
I wash them in cold water on a gentle cycle then hang to dry. You could also easily hand wash them in cold water and hang to drip dry.
32265
I am not sure I wash mine by hand and hang out. But I am sure in gentle cycle hand hang dry should be fine.
31343
No, I always wash and hang dry. Even wash in sink and hang dry if working in camp. The first time my co worker threw the set in the dryer for me I was like noooooo. But they didn't shrink and have been in a dryer a few other times. Like I said hang dry is good practice. Product lasts longer.
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I think so, but I just wash them by hand, after using...and stand them up to dry.
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!
1537367
Yes. You can use hangers to dry clothes. We use this all the time in our laundry room.
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I don't dry the belts in the dryer. I hang dry them. They don't shrink but it gets tighter like jeans do. They are doing the trick for my pomm who likes to mark his territory.
1253992
I wash in cold water with a mild detergent and hang dry. I wouldn't put this garment in the dryer.
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After washing in cold water and hanging to dry, if badly wrinkled, I use my garment steamer. If you don't have a garment steamer, then you can also pull the shirt taunt and sort of "iron out" the creases with the palms of your hands while line drying. Hope this helps...