How can you line dry the covers and tumble dry the inserts? I thought the inserts were sewn into the covers?
1581445
You can't. You have to line dry the whole thing. The inserts do not come out of the freetimes. The 4.0 has the sperate inserts and honestly they hold more baby crap! So I'd suggest getting the 4.0s!
1581446
They are sewn in, you can add extra stuffing to them so I am assuming those are what people are line drying? I just hand the whole diaper and line dry.
1581447
For this diaper, you are correct. The inserts are sewn in. Bumgenius makes diapers that you stuff the pocket with something absorbant and those you would be able to line dry the covers and tumble dry the inserts.
2249583
At my husband's memory care facility, housekeeping put cover in dryer and it was of course ruined. I've not tried to contact maker but given the under $30 price I just purchased 2 more and they're holding up well.
1368695
I found a used one of these and bought it. I removed all the covers and washed them in my machine and it worked wonderfully. I let all of them air-dry after washing them on gentle in cold water with detergent.
1931649
take out the cartridge and put in dishwasher..then on the cover there are directions on hot to run the fan to help dry it if your putting it back in wet.
505351
I put mine in the dryer and use a timer set for the needed time to dry. My dryer isn't too hot, so it takes me about 50 min's to dry, some times I put them over a line to dry.
729715
Hi there- i machine wash mine, in cold water and remove as soon as they are done. Tumble dry for 5 to 10 minutes and hang. They look brand new after constant use this summer on our outside buffet tables. No stains, no wrinkles nothing! Enjoy them
1155044
The instructions tell you not to use them dry. I think it would be difficult and unproductive to use them dry. I throw them in the washer and dryer, hence they come out dry and wrinkled. They are great when used with moisture!
1055097
I usually put them in a zip up lingerie bag and wash them on gentle and then lay them out to dry... I have no issues
1768993
I have washed them successfully in the top rack. I also discovered that if I let the solution freeze for an hour, I can insert the sticks without using that slotted cover.
1188418
I just fold them and put them in a large zip-lock bag if I can't do a load of wash. most of the time just washing them in the tub will do the trick.
156595
I've also added them to machine wash with rags and added biz with detergent. Then air dry.
1166261
I have washed mine several times. Line up the slits in the liner with the restraint ties and the top support belts. Then line up the velcro tabs. Push the liner down inside the basket and you are ready for use again.
1267140
I wash them in the machine, under "sterilization." It works well. I do NOT dry them. I let them air-dry.
153408
It depends on the intensity of the conditions. I've been able to reuse them many times, after allowing to dry out. But in very humid conditions or underwater, I've discarded them after a day or two. You'll see them start to come apart when it's time. Also make sure a corner of the insert doesn't get caught in the case closure, it's pretty easy to accidentally do.
311260
I washed mine on delicate cycle and tumble dried it. I took it out of the dryer while it was still partly damp and air dried it. It turned out fine.
2221035
Correct. The inserts are microfiber, and pretty useless. I recommend using flats or prefolds to stuff with.
299007
I dont know why not. We didn't stuff the inserts at first we just laid them in the cover