Drying A Fleece Blanket at Max Ashburn blog

Drying A Fleece Blanket. Don't wash fleece with harsh. Skip the automatic dryer, if possible, and hang the blanket on an indoor drying rack or outdoor clothesline. After washing, air dry your fleece blanket or use a low heat setting if using a dryer. Dry your fleece blanket on low heat, as high temperatures will cause shrinkage and curling. Remember that extreme heat can melt the fibers and cause delicate fleece items to shrink. Avoid using a dryer and instead hang it or lay it flat. High heat can damage the fabric and cause shrinkage or pilling. If the item is tumble dryer safe, use a delicate cycle. When it comes to drying, always follow the care label in the same way you would for drying a duvet, drying a comforter or drying a weighted blanket. Make sure the blanket hangs evenly as it dries so it doesn't lose its shape. To avoid these issues, allow the blanket. Remove and fold immediately after drying to prevent wrinkles. When drying a fleece blanket, it’s important to follow each of the following recommendations. To keep fleece soft, wash it with similar items—things like other soft, fluffy sweatshirts, hoodies, or blankets. If your weighted blanket is more than 20 pounds, take it to a laundromat instead.

Skip the automatic dryer, if possible, and hang the blanket on an indoor drying rack or outdoor clothesline. To keep fleece soft, wash it with similar items—things like other soft, fluffy sweatshirts, hoodies, or blankets. Don't wash fleece with harsh. After washing, air dry your fleece blanket or use a low heat setting if using a dryer. High heat can damage the fabric and cause shrinkage or pilling. To avoid these issues, allow the blanket. When it comes to drying, always follow the care label in the same way you would for drying a duvet, drying a comforter or drying a weighted blanket. If your weighted blanket is more than 20 pounds, take it to a laundromat instead. Make sure the blanket hangs evenly as it dries so it doesn't lose its shape. Dry your fleece blanket on low heat, as high temperatures will cause shrinkage and curling.

Fleece Blanket

Drying A Fleece Blanket Remember that extreme heat can melt the fibers and cause delicate fleece items to shrink. Remove and fold immediately after drying to prevent wrinkles. When drying a fleece blanket, it’s important to follow each of the following recommendations. Dry your fleece blanket on low heat, as high temperatures will cause shrinkage and curling. When it comes to drying, always follow the care label in the same way you would for drying a duvet, drying a comforter or drying a weighted blanket. To keep fleece soft, wash it with similar items—things like other soft, fluffy sweatshirts, hoodies, or blankets. If your weighted blanket is more than 20 pounds, take it to a laundromat instead. Avoid using a dryer and instead hang it or lay it flat. High heat can damage the fabric and cause shrinkage or pilling. If the item is tumble dryer safe, use a delicate cycle. Make sure the blanket hangs evenly as it dries so it doesn't lose its shape. To avoid these issues, allow the blanket. After washing, air dry your fleece blanket or use a low heat setting if using a dryer. Don't wash fleece with harsh. Remember that extreme heat can melt the fibers and cause delicate fleece items to shrink. Skip the automatic dryer, if possible, and hang the blanket on an indoor drying rack or outdoor clothesline.