Cotton Sweaters
Household Essentials 04004 Sweater Drying Rack, Mesh Net, Stackable, White
(Kitchen) Household Essentials
Easy assembly
5-1/2-Inch H by 27-Inch W by 27-Inch D
Space saving stackable dryer
Made of rust free PVC
Mesh netting for even air flow and fast drip dry
Price:
$12.99
$6.99
Its 50% polyester 38% cotton and 12% rayon.. i bought this from forever 21 and just wondering if its ok to put it in the washer and dryer??? : )) It says hand wash/ line dry but i know sometimes its ok...
Thanks!
I would wash on delicate in cold water, but I would hang it to dry as it states..rayon is not good in the dryer.
If i do will anything happen to it?
THANKS!
Wash it in hot, dry it hot, that will surely shrink it. The more cotton you have, the more it will shrink. It usually shrinks most in the length, not so much in the width, I don't think it will ruin it, but I stopped drying my clothes because they don't fit as well on my body
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Cotton Sweater in the dryer News
Ask TeriWall Street Journal (blog) - Jan 01, 1970
Whenever possible, choose sweaters and cotton knits infused with a little (2% to 20%) stretch—labeled as spandex, Lycra or elastane—which helps clothes retain their shape and eliminates baggy knees and elbows. Ribbing around the sleeves,
The Idaho Statesman - Jan 01, 1970
Ed S. (M): cans of mixed nuts, crew socks (11-13, black/brown/tan), $30 Walmart gift card C78. Louise C. (F): memory foam bed pillow, boots (10, fur-lined), turtleneck sweater (XL) C79. Bonnie T. (F): small hair dryer, T-shirts (M, long-sleeved),Visalia Times-Delta - Jan 01, 1970
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