Are these machine washable? Do they work well with thirsties duo wrap?
724817
They are machine washable. I am unsure if they work with them but I assume so.
724818
Yes, they're machine washable. I don't have any of the duo wraps, but they work well with my Thirsties AIOs, as well as with all my other (various brands) covers.
724819
They are definitely machine washable, just don't use fabric softener. I can't speak specifically to the wrap you mentioned, but they are great doublers.
601390
You can put them in the washing machine, BUT I advise you not to because the hand wraps do tend to bleed color out. Anytime you place something in the washing machine you risk wearing out the fabric which will prematurely wear out over time. I recommend that you hand wash them after 2-3 uses to remove the bacteria from the fabric and place them on a dry rack. Trust me when I state that the washer and dryer will kill the fabric. Mine have lasted well over 2 years because I have only hand washed them. Also, if you use punching gloves, you may want to spray it with fabreeze or place a bounce lint inside to make sure the smell disappears. Good Luck! You can put them in the washing machine, BUT I advise you not to because the hand wraps do tend to bleed color out. Anytime you place something in the washing machine you risk wearing out the fabric which will prematurely wear out over time. I recommend that you hand wash them after 2-3 uses to remove the bacteria from the fabric and place them on a dry rack. Trust me when I state that the washer and dryer will kill the fabric. Mine have lasted well over 2 years because I have only hand washed them. Also, if you use punching gloves, you may want to spray it with fabreeze or place a bounce... » Read More You can put them in the washing machine, BUT I advise you not to because the hand wraps do tend to bleed color out. Anytime you place something in the washing machine you risk wearing out the fabric which will prematurely wear out over time. I recommend that you hand wash them after 2-3 uses to remove the bacteria from the fabric and place them on a dry rack. Trust me when I state that the washer and dryer will kill the fabric. Mine have lasted well over 2 years because I have only hand washed them. Also, if you use punching gloves, you may want to spray it with fabreeze or place a bounce lint inside to make sure the smell disappears. Good Luck! « Show Less
152523
If they've been spun dry it will be no problems. If only hand washed and wrung I still think it would be ok. Just be sure to balance the items so that one side isn't weighted more than the other.
734880
I have never tried to wash them. I clothes pin the pair together and hang up by the fingers.
1842125
I wash mine in my machine all the time with no problems. I hang out to dry on my line. Beautiful set!!!
25209
The bags are machine washable. Washing instructions can be found on the sewn in label on each bag. Have not washed mine yet; I see no reason to do so unless something spills or leaks. Very pleased with these bags.
854686
They're reusable. A bit tricky to wash. I recommend bracing them against the dehydrator trays when cleaning them.
304288
Definitely not. These glasses are just the greatest, no sweat. Also these are less likely to slip from my hand when washing as I can hold onto the wrap while washing. Of course they can also go in the dishwasher.
2200806
Not in a washing machine but they are washable & sturdy. We use them regularly as a costume accessory. I sponge them off on both sides with soapy water, the sponge rinse water to rinse them. Let dry naturally. Once they r dry. I spray Lysol or Febreeze on the inside of patch. Again let them dry naturally. They hold their shape well
1739004
I'm not sure, but they are semi flexible. I wash mine by hand only because I have a small dishwasher and they won't fit. I know they work good for rollups.
553691
They do say machine washable and dry-able, HOWEVER.... I tried in a bag and out... the only complaint I have is both ways, the sample group , (I only used about 5-7 snowballs, some in and out of a secured pillow case ), is that they lose that crunchy feel they have. After this result the rest I just refreshed in the dryer without wetting them, (so far only indoor play), and they came out perfect. I haven't tried hand washing and air drying yet, but plan on giving it a try soon. Certainly they all remained in action and the kids seem to love them no matter what they feel like. I hope that helps some.
228224
Sorry, can't help you. Have never tried it, and I wouldn't because it says it's ok to machine wash but to line dry....I've usually punctured a pair long before I have needed to clean them
968235
Oh you can definitely wash them in the machine but I recommend drying on a low heat to avoid shrinking them. I hand wash mine most the time but that's just my preference. :)
2052857
I wouldn't machine wash them, I'm afraid they wouldn't hold up and the "sand" getting wet might ruin the gloves altogether. You could spot clean them thought I haven't tried cleaning them yet.
572601
Mine were brand new and in the plastic. Yes they are washable. It is truly a great deal.
1838337
I have washed them and they do fine in the washer. I just used light cycle. I also dried with no problem.
1999313
Yes, but only by hand - instruction tag on inside of bag says "Do Not Wash - Wipe Off." I just use a very damp cloth. They cannot be put in a washing machine! However if bad stains, I can give detailed instructions on how to do this if needed. The by hand method works fine for me so far.