How long does it take to dry the pillows after washing and how do you dry them?
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I don't recommend drying the actual pillows. You can unzip the pillowcase, take it off the pillow, and then wash and dry the pillowcase.
367112
I just made the purchase. It was for my husband and he gave me his review. I have not yet tried to clean the pillow.
1405386
I just put them in the washing machine using hot water with regular laundry soap and then dry them on the normal setting. Sometimes I use a soak setting beforehand.
1927806
I have never washed the pillows. I wash only the pillow cases so I can't help you with this.
1832728
I have actually washed and dried the whole pillow with good results. Use gentle Cybele, cold water and woolite. Tumble dry on warm.
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I haven't, but I imagine you could. HOWEVER, these pillows very-quickly lose their 'fluff.' I can't imagine that they would hold up very well after a washing.
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.
2039151
I just wash them in the sink and let them dry. However, I did order an extra set because they are very slow drying! When they are totally dry they are just like new!
1832730
The whole pillow. I wash all my pillows unless they have wool or canvas zippered covers. And yes, I have washed it no problem.
1204893
Hi Brandy. Wash cold water at delicate cycle. You can put it in the dryer at low temp, but I prefer to let it dry flat. I ironed the pillow cases and be carefull, if too hot the color changes a little bit.
924173
Order a couple of pillow protectors or pillow cases from them and wash these; They are inexpensive and then you never need to wash the pillow.I have done this with my duvet down comforter covers from Austria for many years and never have had to have the comforters cleaned.
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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.
1104840
I didn't check exactly how long, but I have washed before bed and by 6 am next day it is bone dry. There is not a bit of padding so really dries quite quickly.
780546
Usually most stuffed animals can be machine washed. If you place themin a pillowcase tied with either a shoestring or ponytail elastic they'll besafe.Then drying is optional, you can either put the pillowcase & animal inthe dryer, or dry flat a couple days on a towel.
913808
about 12-13 hours to air dry. I usually end up throwing them in the dryer in the morning for about 25-30 minutes on extra-high to finish drying them after about 8 hours on the drying rack.
610192
I can't sleep without microbead pillows and I ALWAYS wash them in the washer and dry them in the dryer. Dry them a little longer though. It probably does cut the "life" of the pillow because once it gets a hole, it needs to be tossed. But I ALWAYS wash my microbead pillows and only have had one get a hole in it. :)
965872
I actually did put them in the washer and they were fine. Do NOT put them in the dryer. Or you make soak them in warm water with fabric detergent. Rinse well and Air dry.
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I cannot say about washing these pillows as I have not washed them yet they have had very limited used. However I have washed fiber filled king pillows two at a time for years. I cannot speak to washing 'gel filled' pillows. However the time will come and I will wash mine. If they make it-- fine. If they don't-- well, I'll just buy another set. But two kings will fit nicely in your washer.