How does this work on sheets and towels? It seems to claim that you can fold "towels and linens" with it...
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I was not amazed with the final result with towels and linens because unlike the shirts, the suggested folding technique for towels will not allow you to get all of the dimensions if the folded cloth the same for every piece... It will be somewhat useful, but with big pieces I rather do a pre- folding operation to make the cloth fit within the fixture, then fold it like a shirt and get consistent dimensions every time... Check out the manufacturers instructions on this link: www.themiraclefold.com
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I haven't honestly tried towels, but I did try bedsheets and it does OK with the flat sheet. The fitted sheet is another story - I just don't think there is anything designed to help that sheet fold flat. All in all - I think this is something great for people with limited space that need their tshirts to stack extremely flat in their drawers, or for kids/people just learning to fold laundry, but it does take longer to fold your laundry using this than it would without it.
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It can help you fold just about anything. The sheets may be a bit too large, but it can help you fold towels and pillow cases. The quality of this product I like the most is it gives uniformity to your folded items.
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Don't know, I haven' tried it on linens yet, towels, yes, and it works perfectly, as described.
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I honestly never tried using it for that. I have a particular way I fold towels to fit in our cabinet so it isn't an issue.
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You need to pre-fit the towels and sheets to the device by hand folding. Large sheets can be folded with this, but you'll have already folded it enough to be stored without using this. They probably meant small sheets, linens, and towels.
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I haven't had my miraclefold very long but i have tried the sheets and towels on it they came out so much smoother and nicer. The point of using the miraclefold is that all your things will stack neatly and take up less space. I love how my linen closet looks with the sheets so neatly stacked.
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I tested it on an old dish towel and it made a hole but did not completely cut all the way around. Then I tried it on an old terry towel and it cut pretty much all the way around but you have a tag so you have to pull it off. If you are thinking of threading something with it for the towels or blanket it probably should work. I have used mine only on tin lids and heavy cardboard.
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It's not bad. My regular size towels I fold in thirds, lengthwise, then roll them. But my bath sheets I have to fold in half, crosswise, then roll them to stick them in. They hang out past the other towels on the sides, but it's an interesting contrast. Looks like a tree, kind of... I strongly suggest making sure you mount it into studs. Snagging a towel out of it when it's just mounted to the sheetrock will probably pull it out of the wall.
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I have not ever tried that. If placed right this rack holds an entire load of wash. I do blankets but lay it across the top bars. I dry everything except bed linen & dry on these 2 racks. I have 2 & use them all the time !!! Deb
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Yes, this will work with c fold towels. This is a wonderful towel dispenser!
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Works best with pre-folded tape. Using the side screw, adjust the opening to the width of your tape. Feed the tape end in from the side closest to you. The main fold goes to the right, the edges or (smaller folds on double fold tape) go to the left in the top and bottom brackets. The material you're edging goes in the middle through the gap on the left. Seems to work best if you feed a couple inches of bias tape through and stitch without any material to start, then add the material and continue. Takes some practice to feed everything and stitch at the same time and keep it even. I wanted to use it mainly for quilted fabric, but that was too thick to feed properly. I went back to old school stitching one side along the small fold, folding over fabric edge and stitching through all. But then, I learned in the dark ages, even before zigzag! As another said, YouTube is your friend for this sort of thing.
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If you push the button it folds. Otherwise, I think If you flip it over there are tabs to undo and then you can wash the cloth part.
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It works on table clothes very well. You just need to be a little more generous if its really wrinkled.
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I've misplaced the instructions page, but I believe it says it can fold up to 2 sheets at a time. In our experience, it's pretty finicky and most of my team prefer to fold by hand over using the machine. It's better if it's a single fold.
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Once it's under a fitted sheet it doesn't have a towel feel. It's not like a thick towel. It's a very low pile so it isn't a problem...unless you have very, very thin sheets.
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Yes, just fold your towel in half lengthwise and then roll it up. It ends up looking just like the bottom 2 towels in the picture. I love mine!
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I have expensive towels and if folded right work fine. You hang it on the wall by using the included screws. Use a level to make sure shelves are level and mark screw holes. Looks really good in our bathroom.
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I dry sheets folded in half and wrapped around on two sides. It works well although you need to make sure you have enough clearance between the line and the surface you have mounted the line on. I have mine mounted on the corner of my side deck instead of on the ground.
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I roll mine outside on the deck to dry my clothes. It rolls easily and holds quite a few things. However, I don't think it would hold more than one sheet at a time.
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I don't think I have ever used it on linen as I buy mostly cotton or a blend of cotton and polyester. I know it works on these items. I would imagine it would take out stains like it does on other materials. You might try a little on a small section of linen just to find out and let me know what you find. As I am loosing weight and so I will feel more comfortable with linen. Mary
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Yes, I have dried sheets on mine, but I have to fold them, and stagger them on the lines. They dry just fine.
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I have had the Flip & Fold for about eight years now. I fold everything with it except beach towels. On my regular towels I fold them in half and lay them on the board and they fold evenly. On my husbands pants when he travels I lay the pants across the board fold over the leg to the middle then flip and fold the rest.I can pack a week of business clothes and underwear /tee-shirts in a carry on using the flip & fold. Bought one for my son for college and he actually use it because of limited space. Our neighbor had a couple of junior ones because she has three small children and the kids like to fold also. I think it is one of the best products on the market and mine has not worn out after all this time.