how long does it take to dry? I have a feeling my daughter will want to take it in the bath with her and then will want to take it to bed after
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according to my granddaughter it cannot be taken to bed after the bath. It takes the night to dry I believe. Maybe the doll could have it's own bed next to hers.
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I let it dry for 24 hours. I don"t know if less would be enough if water is involved.
835804
I don't know yet, cause the baby isn't born yet. I think you can wash it with the water, it will dry quick.
2081547
It takes about 10 minutes if the towel is dry to warm up. If you have s do towel it takes longer depending on hod damp it ox. I would suggest a dry towel to start with.
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Also, I just let it dry by itself,,,, about half hour is what it takes unless you have windows open or a fan blowing on it...
113642
If you submerge it for less than about 5 seconds, it can dry off just fine with no water inside, but as a bath toy it will fill up in the seams of the joints and is not made to do so. Hope this helps!
26572
It is foam filled, so I believe you can just toss it in the wash and dry on low. I will double check the label when I get home and if the instructions say differently, I will respond to this again within 24 hours. I have two pillows and dryed one on low/medium setting to see the difference in fluff. The pillow that was dryed was quite a bit thicker. Thank you.
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From my experience it absorbs fast. It dries out moderately slow. If wet from stepping out of a shower, probably several hours to dry minimum. If washed, I dry it in my dryer for 1hour med heat and lay it out rubber side up for 30+ min for rubber backing to dry.
505006
My daughter and I both use it and both have found it's not easy to wash out. We don't use it every day so it's not that big of a deal to us.
1880963
It actually doesn't take any longer to dry. The insert is sewn as two separate flaps that open up in the wash, allowing them to wash and dry incredibly fast. This whole diaper dries faster than my DSQ prefolds!
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As long as you wait a while for it to soak in and dry you should be fine. I've used sunscreen, but I usually wait at least 30 minutes until it feels like it's totally absorbed
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I did it right before I went to bed so I wouldnt have to worry about the smell and how long it would take to dry. So I guess I'm not really sure
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Is just a question of time. Normally I leave the the AMBA on for 1 or 2 hours with the "wet" towels and has been enough.
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It will dry in 3 hours, but I let it dry for 24 hours before let water on it.
1269196
Yep, I wash and dry it about once a week. It also comes with a hook to help dry. My child is 5 months old and I still use this inside a small inflatable tub.
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Sorry if I'm wasting your time but thought I'd share my thoughts. I've only had mine a month & haven't noticed any drying to test this out. however, because it doesn't dry out I'd guess it's not water based & couldn't absorb the water. I think a better bet would be to try adding a little oil. I think I'd try baby oil first.
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It might stain your clothes and bedding if you decide to go to bed or put on clothes before it dries. I usually wait, either in my swim suit or naked until I am totally dry, don't forget to wait the recommended three hours before showering after the application.