Is there a similar alternative to the ‘air fluff’ cycle on my drying machine?
Mr. Booker asked:
I want to follow the label instructions for a specific set t-shirts, because I’ve noticed when I dry them on any setting with heat, they shrink drastically, but when i just hang them up, they don’t return to their original shape (as with most t-shirts, the collars stretch out).
I want to follow the label instructions for a specific set t-shirts, because I’ve noticed when I dry them on any setting with heat, they shrink drastically, but when i just hang them up, they don’t return to their original shape (as with most t-shirts, the collars stretch out).
My only problem is my dryer doesn’t have an ‘air fluff’ setting. Are there any alternatives with the same effect?
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Tags: Drying Machine, Fluff, Label Instructions, Shape
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The only thing I can think of is wash them in cold water and lay them flat to dry overnight on a towel, then throw them in the dryer for about 10 minutes next morning to soften and reshape but it won’t be long enough to shrink.
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Mine has a low/warm setting and a Wrinkle Rid. Do you have anything like that?
Also have you tried hanging them to dry and then putting them in the dryer for just a few minutes to make them soft?
If nothing will help try going to their web site and asking what setting to use.