Can you use these in the washing machine?
1432320
Normally used in the drier but should be good in the washer they're just rubbery plastic.
1432321
I don't see why you couldn't use them in the washer, as long as the weren't exposed to bleach or a harsh cleaning agent, I think they would be fine. Never used them in the washer, dryer only. I think I would be careful though is water got inside then mold could build up inside from the moisture & that would not be good.
1432322
I was wondering the same thing because I have a combination washer/dryer, and since I throw in a load in the morning before work, I would have to include them with the clothes at that time. At least they'll be clean little guys I guess!
1432323
I don't know, but I can't imagine what their use would be in a washing machine.
1432324
I'm sorry that I can't answer that, as I have not used the hedgehogs in the washing machine. I seem to recall the box said to use them in the dryer.I think you would have to contact the manufacturer to find out for certain.
1286328
Yes they can. You just put them in your washer and line dry. This is the best system out there. It worked great.
709596
Hi! According to the manufacturer directions - they do not recommend using this item in a front load washing machine.
1969959
You can reuse them a few times, but they are really not made to stand up to numerous washings and use. I would not put them in the dishwasher!
1432238
No I wouldn't put it in the washer machine. It is more like plastic type material.
1703206
yes. they have a plastic bottom that can taken off and washed very easily. It is easy to clean the whole machine and it works very well. highly recommended.
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.
2202897
You can. They are like thin, stretchy socks, so if you have an agitator post in your washer, these could get hung up.I usually just put a little dish soap on them and do a quick scrub in the kitchen sink every 2-3 rides, and make sure they are laid out to dry in the heat after a ride.
629014
I do not see why you would need to since they are made of nylon netting, like the type used in shower puffs. You rinse and hang them to air dry in shower after each use. I suppose you could put them in a wash bag then put them in a washing machine, but not in the dryer! They will melt.
1823950
No these are for wash clothes or hand towels, like they use in a nail salon. Bath Towels would not fit.
1176456
They are made of cloth and cardboard, so I would say NO, not washable. You might be able to spot clean with damp cloth...but no washing machine....
968698
I would not put them in the washing machine. I simply rinse and hand squeeze them out under warm water and lay them on a paper towel to dry overnight. They actually dry long before that and are ready to go.
2052978
Although I have not done so myself, they do appear to be of sturdy enough construction to do so. I have simply wiped mine clean with a damp cloth but if they ever require a deeper cleaning, I would not hesitate to put them in the washing machine.
2200806
Not in a washing machine but they are washable & sturdy. We use them regularly as a costume accessory. I sponge them off on both sides with soapy water, the sponge rinse water to rinse them. Let dry naturally. Once they r dry. I spray Lysol or Febreeze on the inside of patch. Again let them dry naturally. They hold their shape well
1176455
You could not put them in an automatic washer. However you can spot clean much like you would upholstery.
1376207
No, I don't think so. I tried to wash them once and in the washing machine and it did not go well. I would suggest washing them by hand.
779834
You can put them in the washing machine but let them air dry I would not put them in the dryer.