Will the Smart Sheep Balls fluff a down quilt while drying?
73652
I have used them to fluff down jackets before and it worked well. Thank you!
73653
Yes they will but do you really want to wash and dry a down quilt? I didn't think down was washable. Please check the manufacturer's label on the quilt for cleaning instructions.
73654
I don't know. I would guess so, but I don't have any down items to test it.
73655
Yes. I used to use tennis balls, but these work much better, while still being just as gentle. They have more heft, no dyes to rub off, and no rubbery smell.
141996
Alone in cold, low or air fluff in dryer. Quality is a bit poor. You may still get lint from just sitting on the comforter.
443104
Actually, yes on low heat. If you dry them on high heat you can fry the little microscopic fibers. The towel may not look or feel that much different but it will lose some of its ability to absorb water. I got this direct from a big manufacturer of microfiber towels. To be safe, dry on low/med low heat or hang dry. NO FABRIC SOFTENER OR DRYER SHEETS.
2116940
I use it under my quilt too. Works great. Had it a while and it's still fluffy.
781289
Not if you make sure that you have heated it well enough to appear dry and absorb into the fabric.
413534
No. It is beautiful and looks like a antique quilt. I even was and dry mine.
1108458
Yes, it will. However, it will take a long time, it's not like that turbo blower at the roadstop for hand drying. If you're in a hurry, use it and then use some lint-free cloths. Exercise will do you good.
94660
no, it will not. Washable wool has been treated with a coating to stop it from doing just that (felting) to keep it from shrinking.
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
1313072
I put it in the washer with my sheets on cold and tumble dry it on low, fluffing occasionally to keep it from bunching up. Haven't had any problems.
1241329
I washed my pillow with wool white on a delicate cycle. Then I dried it in the dryer on low and then let it dry for a couple hours out of the dryer
393513
They are just a tiny bit bigger than a tennis ball but more padded. They make a dull thumping sound in the dryer, not really loud though. I really doubt they could hurt the dryer as they are bouncing around in the clothes. I have been using mine for awhile a they work pretty well but still allow some static cling in the clothes, particularly if you have synthetic and wool in the same load.
1219913
No. it will dry on it's own. It will take several hours to fully dry, 8 minimum.
1385491
Hi Debbie, Yes , the comforter is very well made and down doesn't shift. Don't forget to shake it 2 times a week to fluff up down, just like down pillows. windchimes
1407850
Yes, I've washed mine twice now with no effect. I do use only warm water and then permanent press on the cycles--I air dry the quilt a bit before I put it in the dryer, too.
1855184
I washed on gentle cycle and lightly/fluff dried. I think it could wad and wrinkle if dried on high heat. But so do a lot of comforters.
688465
Yes, I put seed down, then cover with the fabric. You can still drop seed on the fabric, but doubt much of the seed would make it through to the ground.