Even on low our dryer created melt lines in a similar product, I guess from the metal bin, does this one resist dryer heat?
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When I washed and dryed mine the dryer I put it on the knit cycle of my dryer and I did not have a problem with mine at all. There were no melt lines or nothing. Also if you do not have that feature on dryer try it for 20 minutes and do it that way until it is dry.
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We use commercial dryers and we first tried to use the coolest setting to dry the Sleep Tite, but it took way to long and never dried. We ended using a warmer setting it did not really dry it either. We have not used a high setting and probably will not chance ruining the Sleep Tite. According to the drying directions, it states to use a warm setting, which by the way will take forever or just stay wet. We decided to just dry the Sleep Tite just enough to make it very damp, and then hang it in our motorhome for a while.
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This was washed before using it. I tried drying it on air dry which removed some of the moisture but not all. Then I just put it over several chairs to stretch it out. It dried overnight.
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The hot water is not a problem. A rough tumble and drying in a dryer is where the liner can be damaged. Use delicate cycle and hot/ hot and you should be fine. Then dry on low or no heat.
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To a degree (no pun intended). I tried a regular hair dryer, with no luck at all. Then I tried a Wagner 0503008 HT 1000 1,200-watt Heat Gun (available on Amazon) and it really heated the plastic up. My project is not a complete seal, it only covers an object's top and leaves the bottom open. The Wagner will actually melt the plastic, so you have to be careful not to overdo. This stretch wrap works best when it clings to itself. If you cover an object completely so the wrap overlaps, it won't need to be heated, but you could heat it to provide a little extra tightness.
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It states that the trays are guaranteed not to melt, but I have never tested it out. I always put away my hair dryer/irons after they've cooled.
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I have a fridgidaire dryer and it worked fin in that. I would suggest getting a fuse too. I blew mine after I replaced the coil. It's cheap and easy as well, but you might as well do them at the same time.
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Hi I notice the heat cycles change when the dryer gets too hot. It doesn't happen after only 30 seconds though. Hope this helps.
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No. Sounds like the timer switch. More expensive. The 2 thermostats control the heat and extreme temps. The timer on an older dryer is the main knob that you turn to select what type of load you have and how much time.
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Yes it does !!!! If you do not get heat from dryer then this is the piece you need :-)
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I have not seen this dryer over heat. I love the dryer. It is very powerful. They say it is whisper quiet, But that isn't true. Although it isn't very quiet. I love it!
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Hi; My dryer does the same thing. It never gets too hot, but it does warm up. I have never had need to use the heat settings, I just keep it in neutral. I guess the motor pulling the air forward heats it up. I really love this dryer.
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Hi Larisa, Just like all styler dryers I've used it does get a bit hot to the touch. I've never found it to be a real problem as long as you're careful. I have very short hair so I have to be a bit more careful but as I said its not been too bad. For me it's still the best styler dryer I've ever found. Hope this helps you.
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You can apply heat on the low setting . no problem. It won't melt at all.. And, NO gooey plastic mess, either!
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Hi. This is the component that regulates your dryer's temperature. If the temperature gets too high (possible restricted vent, too much lint, etc.) the thermo fuse burns open thus stopping electrical current and the dryer.
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What you are describing does not happen with my blow dryer.I suggest you get a hold of where you purchased the dryer from and discuss with them.
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No. It only fits dryers with a small circular end. And it will melt if you don't use it on cold air setting only.
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Well, let's see......when I bought new line for my clothes dryer, I got plastic coated wire.Then I pulled the line from one arm to the other, put the wire thru the next hole and again to the other side, and so on. Put a knot on one end, and when you have pulled the wire thru all the holes in both arms knot the other end.I did not worry about a different thread, it works just fine my way.Hope I was of help.Jerry
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Yes ours melted a couple months back, bought a replacement and it wouldn't cool down inside. We found out another friend had the same issue about a month after us. It must be a defect.