Big Mistake trying to wash down comforter...
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Bellaocchi
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Big Mistake trying to wash down comforter...
well, this one was my temporary comforter while my good one is at the dry cleaners..anyway, it said on the tag that I cold wash it in gentle cycle and tumble dry low... well, the freakin thing is soooo filled with water even after the spin cycle. I don't know what I am going to do with this thing now... UGH.... any suggestions? My washer and dryer are commercial quality, but I guess it was not "commercial" enough..
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Posted 1/21/08 8:11 PM |
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MsSissy
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Re: Big Mistake trying to wash down comforter...
When I was mine, I put it through the spin cycle at least 2 times, sometimes 3. Than dry it for about 45 mins.
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Posted 1/21/08 8:13 PM |
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wcs3504
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Re: Big Mistake trying to wash down comforter...
Posted by Mssissy
When I was mine, I put it through the spin cycle at least 2 times, sometimes 3. Than dry it for about 45 mins.
I do the same thing. I also add tennis balls in the dryer to fluff out the feathers.
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Posted 1/21/08 9:45 PM |
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fabrichick
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Re: Big Mistake trying to wash down comforter...
also throw in a tennis ball in the dryer to keep the down fluffy and moving around so it doesn't get all lumpy
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Posted 1/21/08 9:45 PM |
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jellybean78
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Re: Big Mistake trying to wash down comforter...
I have commercial dryers downstairs and still have to dry my down comforter for almost 2 hours for it to be fully dry. Add a tennis ball in there too to keep it fluffly
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Posted 1/22/08 1:18 AM |
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wynter323
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Name: Jennifer
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Re: Big Mistake trying to wash down comforter...
you can try to but tennis balls in the dryer to help it get back to normal.
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Posted 1/22/08 12:29 PM |
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