did someone wash these sheets w vinegar? how much?
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v rose - here is a link to caring for flannel sheets ..http://www.wikihow.com/Wash-Flannel-Sheets
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Read the 5 star review by Classy n Sassy, "Excellent Sheets + Tips for caring for flannel"
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I've never heard of using vinegar to wash flannel sheets. I just use regular soap and warm water. The most important thing is to use low heat when you dry the sheets. High heat damages the fibers.
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I have the same issue, and am looking for solutions. Obviously don't want to use chemicals in the air washer--so maybe white vinegar, to dissolve these deposits?
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They are fabric (thicker than a sheet) you might need to throw it in the dryer before the first use to get the wrinkles out :)
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I am not sure I have only hand washed them to make sure they are clean and air dried them.
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I clean my pots with 50/50 solution of white vinegar and water. Bring to boil , repeat if not totally clean
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I had a set of sheets that did that, and I tossed them. They were very cheap and after that experience, I always looked for a better quality sheet set. These Pinzon sheets from Amazon are excellent.
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Just throw thwm in with your other sheets. Hot water, soap & bleach if u want. And I also use fabric Softener.
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No. You can clean them with a damp cloth of soapy water or bleach/water or vinegar/water. They are super thin; we'll never buy them again.
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I find them to be extremely absorbent! I think they would probably work very well in your classroom. Just remember not to add liquid fabric softener or dryer sheets when you wash them and don't use bleach or dry them on a really high heat. All of these things will negatively effect the fabric. I add a 1/4 to 1/2 cup of white vinegar to the wash water 1
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I just washed mine with a little soap and warm water!! And have used them many times this summer, Hope that helps :) xo
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I have not washed them yet I just bought them and just started to use them - sorry.
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I'm sorry, I don't know. I bought these as a gift for someone else. My best guess is to let them soak in Dreft or other mild detergent for 30 min and then let them air-dry or dry on low in the dryer.
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We use them a lot with stray cats and wildlife--I use unscented laundry detergent, and throw them in my washer on a regular cycle- sometimes, a gentle cycle depending on how many I am washing-I use a warm/warm or a hot/cold water setting-then I dry in the dryer, no scented sheets or fabric softeners and I set the dryer on a gentle or no wrinkle--they dry really really fast so keep an eye on them, if not I air dry and it does not take long--they come out a bit softer but clean and just as insulating and warming as before. Hope this helps you Patricia
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No, they didn't t seem to shrink. I sprayed them with vinegar before I washed them and that really helped cut down the odor.
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Hi--I didnt try them in the dishwasher. Just wiped them down with some soapy water
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I'm not aware, because I have had sheets with a very high count that were so wrinkled every time I washed them. Thus, to me that wasn't a factor; not impressed with thread count anymore, and I'm older and have had many sheets.
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I would wash them with dish soap and rinse in very hot water, let them air dry. If you are worried about bacteria, boil water and dip the cloth end in to sterilize.