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Fleece Blanket Melted In Dryer. I melted the poly in a comforter once just by putting it in the dryer after washing. Invest in an organic comforter to make sure blankets don't get melted or stuffed by the dryer's impact. There’s not really much you can do apart from manually cutting or pulling off the hard parts off with some scissors. It looks like your blanket partially melted in your drier. Fleece is made of polyester and once the little tiny fuzz melts and sticks together, there's not much you could do. Set the hair dryer to medium heat and point it in the direction of the wax. Run the dryer to heat it up for about 20 minutes then carefully scrape off the plastic with a wooden spatula or paint scraper. Use a hair dryer to melt the wax that remains. Keep it moving and don't allow it to rest in one place, or the. If the other suggestions don't work, i would cut away. This will help to fluff up the fibers.

If the other suggestions don't work, i would cut away. Run the dryer to heat it up for about 20 minutes then carefully scrape off the plastic with a wooden spatula or paint scraper. This will help to fluff up the fibers. Use a hair dryer to melt the wax that remains. Keep it moving and don't allow it to rest in one place, or the. It looks like your blanket partially melted in your drier. Invest in an organic comforter to make sure blankets don't get melted or stuffed by the dryer's impact. Set the hair dryer to medium heat and point it in the direction of the wax. There’s not really much you can do apart from manually cutting or pulling off the hard parts off with some scissors. Fleece is made of polyester and once the little tiny fuzz melts and sticks together, there's not much you could do.

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Fleece Blanket Melted In Dryer Set the hair dryer to medium heat and point it in the direction of the wax. Fleece is made of polyester and once the little tiny fuzz melts and sticks together, there's not much you could do. I melted the poly in a comforter once just by putting it in the dryer after washing. It looks like your blanket partially melted in your drier. There’s not really much you can do apart from manually cutting or pulling off the hard parts off with some scissors. Run the dryer to heat it up for about 20 minutes then carefully scrape off the plastic with a wooden spatula or paint scraper. Set the hair dryer to medium heat and point it in the direction of the wax. Use a hair dryer to melt the wax that remains. If the other suggestions don't work, i would cut away. Keep it moving and don't allow it to rest in one place, or the. Invest in an organic comforter to make sure blankets don't get melted or stuffed by the dryer's impact. This will help to fluff up the fibers.