how do I put it in the dryer? where does the end with the cures go? what end goes in first ?
1121077
The hooks go in the front by the dryer lint. the round part goes towards the back facing down.
1121078
I struggled with this too! The curved end goes in first and rests at the back of the dryer. The two bent tips fit into holes in front part of the dryer just behind and below the dryer door.
1121079
the side with the V goes in first. The side with the two prongs fits into the two holes on each side of the lint catcher
1121080
The curvy end goes in first and rests on the bottom of the back of the dryer. The denty part rests on one of the back fin things. The front fork posts fit down in 2 holes near the door. It fits right in there. Very easy to figure out when you have inside the dryer.
1121081
The more cumbersome end goes in first, pointing downward, and the pegs on the other end go into the holes on either side of the lint trap. The inside end then rests at the back of the drum, making the rack level. It works great for pillows, sneakers, dry-flat tops and sweaters, etc. Good Luck!
1121082
There are 2 holes in the front (near the filter). Insert the 2 ends into those holes. The curve part goes in the back facing down. If installed correctly there will be a flat surface to place shoes or hats on. The dryer drum spins around it.
2119017
I use a small amount of laundry soap, cold water, short cycle, gentle spin- then air fluff ( no heat!) in dryer. Or u could air dry, or hang in the sun if it ever comes out again!
5004
Hi, if you have already remove the dryer from the top, the two side pieces of the stacking kit are pasted to the washer so I would recommend that you use an hair dryer to heat them a bit...
1407880
I simply throw it in with my sheets in the regular washer and dryer. Haven't had any problems.
62725
For hard to reach areas I turn around in the dryer while it is drying. It gets quite hot so I usually use setting lotion on dry hair set the hair dryer on low and turn as it dries, take out rollers so the hot air can go through the half dried curles. Its perfect.
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.
1760674
I just put it in the washer machine.....do not put in dryer..........air dry........package will give details I have had my ove gloves for MANY years and I have always washed them in the washer machine and they still work as new.....LOVE THEM!
1117711
I think machine-washing this is safe enough but I would advise against putting this into ANY dryer. I dried it on the lowest settings at my local laundry parlor and it came out completely ruined. The plastic layer of the cover had melted in many places and it came out of the dryer all clotted - I had to sort of pull the glued-together parts apart by hand, which took forever and left huge holes in the protective layer. Maybe the settings of the dryer were off but I recently washed it again and gave drying another chance (using a different dryer) - the same thing happened again. Anyway, allergy-protection encasements that cannot be washed and dried on high heat are, in my opinion, pretty questionable. I think machine-washing this is safe enough but I would advise against putting this into ANY dryer. I dried it on the lowest settings at my local laundry parlor and it came out completely ruined. The plastic layer of the cover had melted in many places and it came out of the dryer all clotted - I had to sort of pull the glued-together parts apart by hand, which took forever and left huge holes in the protective layer. Maybe the settings of the dryer were off but I recently washed it again and gave drying another chance (using a different dryer) - the same thing happened again. Anyway,... » Read More I think machine-washing this is safe enough but I would advise against putting this into ANY dryer. I dried it on the lowest settings at my local laundry parlor and it came out completely ruined. The plastic layer of the cover had melted in many places and it came out of the dryer all clotted - I had to sort of pull the glued-together parts apart by hand, which took forever and left huge holes in the protective layer. Maybe the settings of the dryer were off but I recently washed it again and gave drying another chance (using a different dryer) - the same thing happened again. Anyway, allergy-protection encasements that cannot be washed and dried on high heat are, in my opinion, pretty questionable. « Show Less
609858
There should be directions on the back of the bottle, but you apply in small sections in an "S" shape and then spread with a damp pad or mop and just let dry.
1152686
You plug it into any outlet inside your home to dry it out. After a couple hours you put it back in your safe. I generally just use the outlet closest to the safe.
721669
Sorry I can't help you here, I have an electric dryer and mine dries it just fine.
1518546
Yes, I washed mine. I used the gentlest setting and mild deterent (half amount suggested) using cold water. I put it in the drier with a fabric softer sheet on the air setting . I let the air cycle on the dryer complete twice. Then I hung it on a line outside to allow it to completely dry. Perfect.
1797497
Pls spray on the item onto desired areas - and then drop it into the dryer as per the manufacturer's instructions.
1837316
I rinse it and dry with paper towel. Roll in zip lock and put back in little container it comes in.
1961414
I have used it in the washing machine once so far; I tied it inside a pillowcase and and it worked fine. However, I wouldn't recommend putting it in the dryer if you use a fabric conditioner bar instead of regular dryer sheets. Mine came out of the pillow case and scraped a bunch fabric softener goop onto my hat. Not a fun cleanup.
1040986
I put it in the washer and dryer. I washed it in hot water (I have bad allergies), and dried on a regular setting, and it was fine.
1694578
I just have throw mine in the washer and wash it on normal and then dry it like normal... Comes out just fine for me.