Can these gloves be dried in a regular dryer with other clothing on medium?
769707
No - they are mostly dry when they are removed from the washer - there is no need for it
769708
I always let them air dry. I wash them frequently and love them. Best gardening gloves ever.
769709
I just hose them off and let them air dry in the sun. I've never put them in the washing machine. No need as they wash off wit the hose easily.
769710
I wash mine in the washer and dry them in the dryer. I've had them for years and they are good as new.
131581
Yes. You can machine wash them. But I don't recommend putting them in the dryer. The cleaning instructions says that they should be line dried.
1692441
Yes. I have washed mine several times. I let them air dry so they don't shrink.
1421764
Hi, Chris!No special care is necessary. I put them in with my blue jeans. The dryer doesn't seem to have any ill effects. Drying time is about the same as blue jeans.Good Luck,RobAce of Baseness
13760
Yes. My husband wears them under a leather pair of gloves. The moisture is wicked from the skin, but still exists under the leather. Hope this helps.
2018322
I have washed the ove glove in a cold wash with mild detergent. I let it air dry because I am think using a dryer may take away some of the protection that you get from heat afterward. I have also just rinsed it in the sink and left it to air dry after a small spill.
818529
You can put them in the washing machine; I have laundered mine 3 times over the past year with no problems; however do not put them in the dryer. Hang them over a coat hanger in an airy spot, not in direct sunlight. I have 2 pair of these and I have to say they are the best gloves I have used. Get them a size larger and you can put liners in them for winter use.
251617
I wouldn't. You might turn them inside out and wash by hand. Blot well with a towel and air dry. Mine got wet on the inside. Fortunately, they're stiffer than the lighter weight grocery store gloves. I stuck mine on a narrow, cottony covered bottle cleaner up the middle finger and it dried out nicely because that held the glove open. You could also use the handles of wooden spoons.
788259
I have washed them, but I have not put them in the dryer. I prefer to air dry, but if you do I suggest you use the low setting to protect from shrinkage.
347783
I have washed mine, but I would not suggest putting them in the dryer (duh).
2280319
I don't know how the manufacturer recommends that they be dried. Personally, I'd keep them out of a hot dryer for fear of loosening the silicone's bond with the fabric. Just hang them on a clothes hanger using safety pins or clothes pins, and let them air dry. (That seems silly. They're used for handling hot items, after all. But only for brief--not extended--periods.)
2128767
I put them in the dryer at the same time as my wet clothes. They will do their work just like dryer sheets. I TAKE them out with my dried clothes.
638891
Don't put them in washer hand wash them and just air dry there is a instruction inside the glove
1497218
Yes, but I prefer to line dry mine so it doesn't shrink. They dry very quickly on the line.
566460
I've machine washed both sleeves and gloves, air/line dried. Good results, I didn't let them get too dirty.
1417903
Esther...It can certainly be used that way...Good Question! I had just been using it to dry smaller articles of clothing rather than using a dryer. I'll try that as well!!
1985081
Yes. You can dry any diaper in the dryer. However, with these you would want to line dry as often as possible to avoid lint build up in the pocket that's in the back of the flaps.