Are you supposed to put bathing suit over this?Can this go in the washing machine/dryer?
140745
I had baby swim trunks, so I wore them over this swim diaper. But a bathing suit isn't needed. Without the trunks, he would have just been sporting the baby *speedo* look. :)I put it in the wash with the rest of the baby clothes, but then hung it up to dry.
140746
No you dont have too I loved these yes you can put in washer and dryer order a size larger they run a lttle. Small very good Qaulity product
140747
You don't have to put a swimsuit over it. We did it both ways just depending on the modesty we wanted. :) We machine washed it in cold with mild detergent and hung to dry and it was always ready for the next day of swimming. I highly recommend this swim diaper! If your little one might poop or if you're going to be swimming for a long time I'd even recommend two or three of them. Fabulous diaper.
140748
We use it as the bathing suit bottom along with a rash guard swim shirt. It goes into the washer with other swim stuff (cold water, very little detergent). I put ours into the dryer and they're fine. Haven't noticed any shrinkage.
140749
I let my little guy run around the lake in just this, but you can put a swim trunks over if you like. I did throw this in the washer/dryer and it seems to be perfectly fine. We love this swimmer and will be buying another for the upcoming season.
80713
That is the big issue. Have not washed it yet. But sooo big will have to use a dry cleaners as there machines are bigger. Open question to really find out. Think this is my only down fall but other than that love it.
384127
As it has a vinyl backing, I wouldn't put it in the dryer at all, line drying it is best if you can. BUT, if you have a 'tumble dry no heat' option you could use that. I've tried that at a laundromat but it took several cycles to dry it thoroughly and even then some of the seams were still damp.
536855
Yes. Or put it on the hand washables cycle. Let it air dry and just put it on fluff cycle in the dryer 10 min.
21543
Hi Brian. I haven't washed mine yet, i believe you can, but I would not put in the dryer. I hope this helpful.
1212294
Yes. It can go in the washing machine. I haven't had to wash it yet, but I cover it with a blanket to keep I clean.
71550
I've never washed the whole thing-I think I would take it to the cleaners, and have it professionally cleaned, rather than trying to do it myself, in the washer. If you do decide to wash it, I would do it on the gentle cycle, cold water, and NOT put it in the dryer.
1349018
You really need to have a huge washing machine that even try this. Anyway, I don't think it is machine washable.
1249446
I machine wash it and hang it dry to be safe. Have not tried it in the dryer.
1230753
I washed mine in the machine in cold water with liquid fabric softener, stretched it out over a stand-up wooden drying rack and let air dry. Didn't hurt it a bit and it stayed soft.
323963
Absolutely! I washed mine in my washer & dryer no problem and its only a standard size. It will take a little longer in the dryer. I had to take it out and rearrange it a few times. Threw it in with a few gain dryer sheets... It dried nicely and was nice & puffy.
1739720
Yes. I've put it in the washer and dryer with no problems. Maybe there was some minor shrinkage, but nothing noticeable.
1114247
You would want to buy a separate cover. You could lay your baby on it but I wouldn't do that. I would not put it in the washing machine. You can just spray and wipe clean.
1033379
I only used mine twice, and have not tried to wash it. I suppose if you did wash it, it would have to be hand washed. I definitely do not think you could put it in a dryer.
1621463
I have never tried to put it in a washing machine. I don't know if it would hold up. All I have done is shake it out or take it outside and hose it down. It cleans off very easily.
830030
My understanding is that you wash it in the clothes washer. You should be able to put it in there. When I bought it I think it said that is the way to do it.
868382
I throw mine in the washing machine with the underwear, warm wash, gentle cycle. You're supposed to lay it flat to dry, but it holds a lot of water even after a gentle spin dry; so I put the whole load in the dryer for maybe 10 minutes on medium-low heat, to fluff it and let the other items absorb some of the moisture. Then when it's partially dry, I take it out and lay it flat. Seems to work well--after several months I have not yet seen any sign of aging from the dryer. Update: I've been using these for over a year now. The only change I've made is, I've gotten a drying rack; so instead of laying it flat when it's partially dry, I drape it over the rack. After a year, they're still soft, supple, and lie flat.