Can I use this product in a Heat dryer after machine wash. The ones I used will pearl or crack after a couple of wash. Or their colour will fade out
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If you heat treat the graphics with Teflon coating upon initial press you can wash cold inside out and machine dry low after 24hrs of initial pressing. The graphics if applied with appropriate pressure and heat setting on your press should not pull or crack
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Hi Bob - a dryer (washer/dryer), right? I've made a couple of shirts for my son with this product, ironed it on with a household iron, and it's doing just fine. I do wash and dry it with the shirt turned inside out. I tried this product because I got the cracking effect with the transfer sheets sold at office supply stores, but this one was ok. :) Best of luck to you!
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I have dried them in high heat and no shrinking... It is a quality sheet by far and I have them for over a year and some months so it has been through lots of washing & drying in the machine.
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I washed and dryed mine 2 times. The 3rd time I washed and dryed it, it melted. Very unhappy with product.
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I have washed and dried mine several times. Have had no issues with fading or shrinking.
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I've washed & dried mine many times & they shrink very little. Now I don't ever wash with really hot water or dry at high heat, it's not necessary & wastes electricity. A grandma that knows. :-)
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I wash in warm water and dry them on the lowest setting. My dryer has an automatic sensor so I let it determine the time. Occasionally I have to run them through the dryer a second time but not often. They do fine that way.
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Hi, John,Thanks for contacting us. We recommend washing the comforter on lowest heat and lowest spin cycle, or bringing it to a professional cleaner. Since washers and dryers come in different sizes and settings, we cannot guarantee it will wash the same on all of them. Let us know if you have any other questions and have a great day!Cheers,J. Lee
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Sounds like a question for the manufacturer. I certainly wouldn't machine wash or dry them. We have an Oreck Steam-It for our floors. I use it on the mats. If you steam them like this, they will be damp all the way through, so I lay them across our wood laundry rack until dry.
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I've been washing them on the highest heat with steam and adding vinegar. Dry them on my normal dry setting. No issues yet, I've washed mine about 10 times so far and no problems
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I have quite a few of these and have washed some of them only a couple of times with absolutely no fraying. Do not use the dryer whyh these, or they will loose their absorbency
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I think if they become dirty you might be able to wash them, but I do not think their intended purpose is to provide fabric softening in a washer. They are balls of wool that bounce around in the dryer to keep the clothes separated. I'm not sure how useful they would be in a washer.
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I just put them in the washer on delicate cycle .... left them out to dry on a towel, when just damp, threw them in dryer on low heat !! Came out fine. I suppose a mesh bag would work ....
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I know they would last longer if I hand washed silk pillowcases in woolite, but to save time, I always wash my silk pillowcases in washer & dryer with the sheets. Be aware that you will replace it about once a year or so. I am trying this heavier one to see if maybe it lasts two years with such abuse, lol.
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No, never! Some you might feel the nead to peal after washing and drying them. It's a great product and I've purchased several for family, friends and neighbors.
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I have only used mine a couple of times thus far so I have just washed and dried itwhy don't you contact the company and ask their advice - most are willing to offer helpGood luck!
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wash as usual with other same color items. I believe the package symbols showed no dryer, but hubby wanted his 'shrunk' a little, so I threw them in the dryer and had no problems with them.
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From my experience, they are washer safe on most any cycle. I think it is preferred to let them air dry. They won't be damaged in the dryer, but it could shorten their useable life over time.