Is there room for queen sheets/blankets on this dryer? Obviously, sheets could be folded in half and dry fine but not so for blankets and quilts. (EDIT) Thanks for all the replies! I don't like fiddling with refolding/flipping over laundry on the line and usually want to dry more than one blanket at a time, so I'm going to spend the extra $ for the Hill model with plenty of room for queen linens. Is there room for queen sheets/blankets on this dryer? Obviously, sheets could be folded in half and dry fine but not so for blankets and quilts. (EDIT) Thanks for all the... » Read More Is there room for queen sheets/blankets on this dryer? Obviously, sheets could be folded in half and dry fine but not so for blankets and quilts. (EDIT) Thanks for all the replies! I don't like fiddling with refolding/flipping over laundry on the line and usually want to dry more than one blanket at a time, so I'm going to spend the extra $ for the Hill model with plenty of room for queen linens. « Show Less
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I use mine for Queen sized sheets. I use the highest line which has the most space. The top sheet fits with about 8" folded over on one end. Then I use the second line for the fitted sheet. Fitted is a little different animal from the flat sheet but they fit fine. I've never done quilts or blankets They wouldn't be much bigger than the flat sheet and if they were could double them over and you can always remove them when the outer sides are dry, re-fold and rehang with the damp side out and speed up the drying process. I hope that helps. I really like mine so far.
1400046
Yes there's room when, as you noted, they are pinned to parallel lines, or "folded". I've only hung lighter weight blankets so far, so can't answer for heavier items. There's definitely lots of room on the dryer, just not the height to hang long items.
830000
Yes, there is room for queen and king sheets, as well as blankets. Simply drape them over the first couple of lines.
1400047
The longest line is around 3 feet long. I have folded queen sheets in half. Dried a blanket by throwing it on top of the line and the arms then spread it out with edges hanging down. Uses a lot of area that way so it does not share space well with "others".
1400048
I have tried a blanket, and I found that you can maneuver it diagonally to fit into two sections out of the four. My queen top sheet works well folded in half, and the bottom sheet fits fine. I don't stretch out the elastic, so it can stay as one layer.
616360
Yes, I have dried sheets on mine, but I have to fold them, and stagger them on the lines. They dry just fine.
126007
I think if you folded your sheet in half like you would do for a regular clothes line, and then laid it on the rack it would be fine. I have this rack and I truly love it..! I haven't dried sheets on it, but I think you could as I stated earlier.
946957
No. You would have to fold or drape over more than one line. But it would dry fine that way. You can wrap around more than one side but it would hang to the ground with out folding - even a full size top sheet needs a little fold or draping.
260234
It will dry It, However it will not dry it quickly , Probably 2 to 2 1/2 hrs. With that said I am Very Happy with my dryer but i mostly use it for lighter cloths and just hang up heavy blankets and towels on a nice day. Hope that helps. SEEMaybe even longer if this is a heavy blanket, This isn't a quick dryer, But sure beats going to the laundrymat
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I have the full size and when I tried to wash it in my old washer (Maytag "Oversize capacity Plus" top load washer) it didn't go well at all. I stuffed it in okay but actually think it broke my washer on the spin cycle because it got way too heavy once wet. So if you are looking to have to purchase a new washer :-) then go for it! Otherwise keep in mind you could always take to laundry mat because in theory it won't need to be washed very often. I hang mine out in the sun every couple months as suggested with wool. Hope that helps!
275778
Mine is only full and I keep it on one side. the blankets drape nicely over it and lay flat on the other side of the bed. on your king size I think you'll be fine.
1781168
When I folded it in half to move it, it "puffed up" at the fold (gap in the middle -- it doesn't fold "flat"). You probably COULD z-fold it, but it wouldn't be tidy and it would probably unfold itself unless you piled something on it. I wouldn't expect to store it in your average closet without it taking over the space. As the mattress ages, the cotton batting (stuffing) will break down somewhat, but by the time it does this you'll probably want a new one (just like bed pillows -- once they're fold-able they've broken down and are less supportive and comfortable). Hope this answers your question.
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If you use a full size towel you can fold in half twice and hang one top and one bottom. Unless you have a huge towel warmer or two side by side you have to double fold. I do like mine, but I fold them so the middle of the towel is touching the warmer. I'll try to upload a pic. But I would not buy Amba, this is not a good brand. I got scratched legs, scratched bars and the reselling had a hard time convincing them to send me different legs. I even sent pictures of the scratches. So go with another brand if you do decide to purchase one.
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Yes, for a few washings. I have dried sheets on a damp setting every time but after time the fitted sheet has drawn up some. I can still get the corners down but have noticed the sides of the sheet are rising up more and more and does not tuck under the mattress all the way around. I had ample room without having to "yank" but now shrinkage is starting to be a problem. I would recommend line drying, but who has a clothes line anymore
237011
No. You might get a travel dryer in one of the larger pockets, but I don't think you'll be happy with the results. The case is supposed to fold in half for packing, and a dryer in one pocket will make a bulge that will render the whole case hard to pack up.
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I have a queen ad it fits well . This is a beautiful and cozy blanket worth every penny and fits more than one. I use it as an overthrow for the spread when days or nights are cold. If you want to use it as a spread, I would definitely suggest you get a larger size. Hope this helps.
2113035
Yes, every knight we reposition the blanket on the bed with equal drop on ech side. The next morning one side is on the floor and the other is barley on the bed. This happens even when my husband is out of town. It is a mystery to me. Any answers to this roving blanket is welcome.
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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
946955
Hi. Queen sized fitted sheets work, corner to corner. So do king, but you have to fold the bottom up. The flat sheets (all sizes) I fold then hang. It's plenty sturdy though.
1582982
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
2198367
Are you talking about a stacking unit, where the washer/dryer are together but separate units -- usually washer on bottom (top loading) and the dryer on top (front loading)? I have not used the Woolzies in them but I can't see any reason not to use them in the dryer. But NOT through the washer except maybe for "recharging" them after a few years of use. Because stacking units are often smaller capacity than regular units, you wouldn't have to use as many of them in the dryer load.