Hi, can I use this bag in the dryer to dry my infants tiny socks? Or will the plastic mesh melt in the dryer? Thanks!
611556
No, you can use it. It will not melt,its pretty thick and with stand the heat. Hope this helps!
611557
Mine has ended up in the dryer and has come out just fine. I never thought of using it for that! Great idea!
611558
I've used mine in the dryer as well without problems, as well as other lingerie bags.
611559
I put mine in the dryer all the time. I've tried it on multiple heat settings with no problems.
1568539
I own an etsy shop and make minky blankets and baby clothes. I send most items in these bags. I squeeze all of the air out of them and they stay that way... Looking shrink wrapped. Great quality. Definitely can store clothing!! Hope this helps :)
1738905
yes you can as long as the plastic bag in no way touches the warmer because it will melt the bag and the milk will leak out all in the bottom of your warmer. I learned this the hard way as when I went to get the bag it was empty. I cried I worked so hard to pump that milk and it was all wasted. As long as I put it in two baskets to make sure the plastic stayed off the warmer. Hope this helps!!!!!
1228285
It won't melt the bag, but you are unlikely to get a good seal so moisture will probably get to it anyway. Mine are always a little damp from condensation and don't seem to be any the worse for wear.
1318943
I do wash mine on delicate but don't put it in the dryer as it will tear it apart, make a ton of noise and possibly melt...
237357
Yes, but dry dry it on very low heat, or air dry. I wrecked one because I forgot it was mixed in with some other clothes.
1959351
I've washed the tote before, but I haven't put it in the dryer so I don't know if that would hurt it. I would take the pads out to wash them. Otherwise the tote just acts as a filter that traps nasty milk smells in with the pads.
989040
It does shrink, but you want to put it in the dryer AFTER you sew. This way the dryer heat will melt the little holes made by your sewing needle back together. I love this fabric. I have used it for homemade pullups. It is quite water proof. If my kid ever has a leak is around the leg holes or up the top. Never through the fabric. Those pullups have been abused, washed, dried and are still doing great.
179500
I would say yes, on cold, and with the metal rods removed obviously. And if you have a gentle option. The bags do have a hard cord that runs through the sides that help them keep their "U" shape. I wouldn't dry it in the dryer though, hang dry only.
1833368
Yes...I have done it several times but the fabric seat is a tight fit over the plastic, so I wouldn't dry it to avoid shrinkage.
35157
Yes, with no problem at all. I'd suggest tucking the long drawstring inside the bag so it won't get caught on other clothes. I toss the bag in to dry after I remove my delicates to line dry.
569608
I personally have not laundered it as of yet, but I'm sure in a garment bag on light wash and cold water, it would be OK. Or you can probably hand wash and lay on towel to dry. Good Luck and hope it works out for you.
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.
957458
we use tiny bubbles. it works fine. we hang these shells to dry after the wash, along with the diaper pail liner. they dry plenty quickly by air. only the prefolds go into the dryer.
1506314
I just wash the bags but I don't recommend drying them because they seem to wrinkle up a lot and maybe shrink. These really are great bags! We use them all the time!
103224
I run mine through the washer on cold in a mesh bag, then let them air dry. Because of all the elastic, I'm wary of the dryer. Mine are holding up great with this treatment.
1770610
I haven't tried using it in a Dryel bag. I use it according to the directions.