Drying Horse Blankets at Howard Cook blog

Drying Horse Blankets. Windy days get the drying done faster. Avoid using high heat or direct. It’s gentle and effective and helps maintain the integrity of the fabric, especially for waterproof or breathable materials. Do not use a dryer as the heat can damage the waterproofing and other technical features of the blanket. In the winter, it may take longer to dry horse blankets, but you still should hang them to dry. Air drying is your best bet for most horse blankets. Discover the best methods for drying horse rugs (horse blankets) at home. I use a fence, deck railing, or two cross ties latched together to create a clothesline. After the washing cycle is complete, it’s important to properly dry the horse blankets. Horse blankets should be hung to dry, rather than put in a dryer. Heat can destroy waterproofing or damage some of the fabrics in modern horse blankets, or melt the glue that holds laminated portions together. Try to find either a warm room or direct sunlight to hang. Don’t put them in a clothes dryer unless it has a drying cycle that utilizes cool air. How do you dry a horse blanket in the winter?

Air drying is your best bet for most horse blankets. Try to find either a warm room or direct sunlight to hang. After the washing cycle is complete, it’s important to properly dry the horse blankets. How do you dry a horse blanket in the winter? Don’t put them in a clothes dryer unless it has a drying cycle that utilizes cool air. Heat can destroy waterproofing or damage some of the fabrics in modern horse blankets, or melt the glue that holds laminated portions together. Do not use a dryer as the heat can damage the waterproofing and other technical features of the blanket. In the winter, it may take longer to dry horse blankets, but you still should hang them to dry. Discover the best methods for drying horse rugs (horse blankets) at home. Avoid using high heat or direct.

Centaur TurboDry Fleece Horse Cooler Sheet/Blanket

Drying Horse Blankets I use a fence, deck railing, or two cross ties latched together to create a clothesline. It’s gentle and effective and helps maintain the integrity of the fabric, especially for waterproof or breathable materials. Windy days get the drying done faster. Air drying is your best bet for most horse blankets. Do not use a dryer as the heat can damage the waterproofing and other technical features of the blanket. Try to find either a warm room or direct sunlight to hang. After the washing cycle is complete, it’s important to properly dry the horse blankets. I use a fence, deck railing, or two cross ties latched together to create a clothesline. Horse blankets should be hung to dry, rather than put in a dryer. Avoid using high heat or direct. How do you dry a horse blanket in the winter? Heat can destroy waterproofing or damage some of the fabrics in modern horse blankets, or melt the glue that holds laminated portions together. Don’t put them in a clothes dryer unless it has a drying cycle that utilizes cool air. Discover the best methods for drying horse rugs (horse blankets) at home. In the winter, it may take longer to dry horse blankets, but you still should hang them to dry.