Do you need to put tennis balls in the dryer when drying this comforter?
572706
I haven't, but you need to use a big enough dryer to let the comforter move around, can't squish it into a small dryer or it doesn't separate well.
90611
No. I have washed the coverlet and shams and put them in the dryer. They came out perfect.
1532620
It is polyester so it dries really fast. There are also 2 metal hooks that would harm your drier. I believe the directions said you could put it in dryer on low heat, but it dries so quickly I wouldn't see a reason to.
1662138
It must be dry cleaned. I do not like part because some dry cleaning chemicals always stays with the comforter and I have to breath in all night long. It will be ruined if washed.
1308533
I have removed toys & mat to wash had no problem but I air dryed.toys can go in the dryer.
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.
868401
My wife says "yes" - it was bought for her to begin with. She also says to put it in a nylon bag and air dry it. Do not place in a dryer.
1117361
I would only dry clean it. You could possibly wash it very gently and air dry it. But I will only dry clean mine to retain the softness.
474351
This is actually fantastic. It does not clump and I've already put it through the washer and dryer. I do have a tip for you (although I did not have to do it for this product) putting two clean tennis balls in the dryer with it fluffs it automatically. With this duvet however there is no need to do it. It's great!
374306
Yes. You are not suppose to put them in the dryer, but I have by accident and it was fine.
1803225
yes you can i dry it separate from the sheets bc it has to be put on delicates
1078382
I washed it in my laundry machine and it was just fine. I dried it it on tumble dry low and it was still a lil damp so I let it air dry, because I didn't want to over heat the padding in the comforter
453047
I washed mine in the machine. No dryer though. I needed to iron it to get the edges down flat
1765897
I use cold for everything. I use a tennis ball in the dryer for every load. It keeps things fluffy and cuts down on drying time. Especially good for towels, pillows, rugs and blankets.
788720
Comforters are tricky. According to most care tags, they have to be dry cleaned, but I have years of experience machine washing them on a delicate cycle and drying them on a delicate cycle too. To avoid washing a down comforter frequently, buy a duvet cover that protects it. Expecting to wash a down comforter regularly will likely shorten its long life-span. I also use tennis balls as mentioned by the other reviewers.
407735
Yes, As a matter of fact, I just washed it in my normal size washing machine and it came out great. I then threw a few tennis balls in the dryer to help keep the filling distributed evenly while drying it and it is just as fluffy as when I first opened it up in it's original packaging. I hope this helps.BTW my extra large dogs lay on it and love it as well! :>)
678188
I dried it in the dryer, but I wouldn't dry it with anything else. It does attract lint that can be difficult to remove. It could easily be air dried to avoid lint.