can these table skirts be machine dried?
1767254
Yes, they come out nice. Never had to iron them. I take them out of the dryer as soon as dryer shuts off.
1767255
I did not wash mine yet, but I think that you can if you select the extra low temperature.
862609
Yes. I'd use a delicate cycle and cold water, if you don't have a newer machine. Don't use the machine dryer. Let it air dry inside out or stuff it with some clean rags or prop it up with the zipper open.
1178893
I don't know why not. Just make sure that it is completely dry before you put it back in the machine.
1511598
They can probably be machine dried on a very low heat just fine. The elastic might wear out quicker, but it shouldn't be too bad. I would recommend staying with the snap type though, as the hook & loop (velcro-type) might have more of a tendency to curl and catch lint in the dryer. Just make sure you do low heat because the outer water-proof layer could get damaged if the heat is too high.If you have room for one of those folding drying racks, those work well in small apartment spaces. You can easily hang this diaper by folding it in half over the dowels for those racks. FYI, I actually think it dries quicker folded in half, as then both the absorbent pads are hanging down instead of one being on top. They can probably be machine dried on a very low heat just fine. The elastic might wear out quicker, but it shouldn't be too bad. I would recommend staying with the snap type though, as the hook & loop (velcro-type) might have more of a tendency to curl and catch lint in the dryer. Just make sure you do low heat because the outer water-proof layer could get damaged if the heat is too high.If you have room for one of those folding drying racks, those work well in small apartment spaces. You can easily hang this diaper by folding it in half over the dowels for those racks. FYI, I... » Read More They can probably be machine dried on a very low heat just fine. The elastic might wear out quicker, but it shouldn't be too bad. I would recommend staying with the snap type though, as the hook & loop (velcro-type) might have more of a tendency to curl and catch lint in the dryer. Just make sure you do low heat because the outer water-proof layer could get damaged if the heat is too high.If you have room for one of those folding drying racks, those work well in small apartment spaces. You can easily hang this diaper by folding it in half over the dowels for those racks. FYI, I actually think it dries quicker folded in half, as then both the absorbent pads are hanging down instead of one being on top. « Show Less
2014993
you could just use the trays without the silicone sheets to dry most thing but fruit leathers,maybe small berries best to use the sheelts , I would highly recommend the sheets , I would not ever use plastic . Hope this helps
1711996
Line drying these would be ideal, but our doublers can be put in the dryer and dried on high heat. They are pretty durable
642558
It can be used dry. I dry press a lot of cloths and I've tried straight from spin cycle...I find it harder but i press as needed then everything once a week.
1657468
I don't use anything special, just use a damp cloth to clean first and dry with a microfiber cloth. You can google in the internet "5 ways to care for a wooden dining table".
1374707
Yes, I put mine in washing machine, but never in dryer, always hang dry, drys very fast over my kitchen chair and fold right away, stays very nice. I added 1/4 cup epsom salts and 1/4 cup vinger together to set the colors in to keep them from bleeding.
1803225
yes you can i dry it separate from the sheets bc it has to be put on delicates
1941211
You could but I never put my bras in the dryer. They last much longer if you hang or lay out to dry.
1961608
So long as they are dried out I don't see why it shouldn't. To be on the safe side, however, you might want to ask the manufacturer.
1347951
I do not think you can machine was them..but you can was them by hand and let air dry.
734866
I don't think so. They're made of paper, which would make it difficult not only to "clean" but would probably deteriorate their effectiveness once it dried. Never tried it, but wouldn't really recommend it.
1757163
I was them in the machine in cold water and then allow them to dry naturally. Seems to work quite well!
1941210
The package says to follow clothing item drying instructions, so I assume you can. I never dry my bras, so can't give any personal feedback on that.
1186153
Yes I dried them on a warm heat setting and it was fine. I assume you can dry them on a higher heat if you choose.