Can you washed these in hot water? My allergist told me to get 1000 thread count sheets but that they must be washed in hot water.
1401338
I wash all my sheets in hot water. These sheets are cheap & really thin so they thin out more each wash.
1401339
I understand, I have Asthma pretty bad too. But I don't with these sheets, I do wash and rinse in warm water though. They are very durable so they might handle the hot water, they really are great quality but I just have never done it in hot water, sorry.
1401340
Of course you can it's cotton. As you know washing in hot water and drying on hot will shrink Cotton.
1760612
Wow - you got 3 very different answers. The reviewer who said cotton is tough is right, so you can't really hurt them. I wash them in hot because I use a heavy-duty lotion, and there's no residue with hot water.
451218
I've washed them at warm (washing machine setting) and cold rinse... but have also hand soaked/washed them in hot water... I've air dried and thrown them in the dryer on 'permanent pressed' setting... under any of these conditions, they have fairer very well.
1597318
No- these last a long time but have a strong perfumed smell. They are ok to use in very hot water.
2213699
These should not be washed in a machine. Spot clean only. I have a handheld steam cleaner that I wash mine with and it works great.
1249447
I wash mine on the "hand wash" setting of my machine but if you don't have that I would wash on "delicate". I line dry mine - you would be surprised how fast they dry! Maybe 2 or 3 hours?? Hope that helps!
1374704
I haven't needed to wash them yet. I'll need to check the label, but can't at the moment. I'm thinking it may be gentle wash and low temp for dryer.
789792
Definitely prep in hot water. I washed mine 6 times to be on the safe side. Make certain you wash them separate from all other diaper supplies during the prepping, you don't want the bamboo oils getting on anything else. They're fantastic though. I use one during the day in covers and 2 at night in pocket diapers for my 5 month old and we're getting along great.
1458429
No, you can place them in hot water. Just be careful and watch it you don't want to ruin the packs
451216
Iv washed them in the hottest water possible. And with a about a cup of bleach in a large load in a normal size washer. They hold up ok. They shrink a little in the dryer, but I air dry all my cloths any way to save energy. It's a good buy but The socks are thin, there not warm
1910909
I wash in warm water. Unless your home washing machine is a small size, you should be able to use it. These quilts hold up well in washing. We have dogs so the quilt gets washed weekly.
1768075
they can be warm washed but dont put them in the dryer. did that to my first set and messed them up. dont know what happened to them . my best guess would be chemical break down from washer to the dryer?
348238
I stopped using them before I needed to wash them. But I'm sure just wash them in a machine then hang dry.
2219843
Yes.absolutely! They should be washed according to the directions ie. cold gentle..dry medium.I wash delicate cycle.I have had these sheets since Sept.2013. They still look great and have held up well.Top sheet does wrinkle on outside edges..oh well! Still a great set at a great price!
347783
I have washed mine, but I would not suggest putting them in the dryer (duh).
1582981
Yes you can. I was told to wash in on gentle and low heat to dry. My wife loves her blanket (pictured above) of our boys. It's is more the work every penny, plus the seller goes above and beyond to make sure it's the way you want it. I'll be doing a lot more business with her. They also print on a lot more items than just blankets. Hope this helps.Danny
934504
I'm not sure of the thread count. They are 55% cotton 45% polyester. Hot water wash, no problem, even occasional bleach, no problem. These are hospital bed size sheets that I have and they fit snugly!