Is there any way to get inserts to dry

mrsmikey · December 2008

on just one cycle? It always takes 2 full cycles to get my BG inserts to dry completely. I normally dry on medium heat, but I tried hot and they still weren't dry. And I tried putting a towel in there too, and no luck. Is there any trick or do I just have a crappy dryer? Oh, and I use dryer balls.

lar1203 · December 2008

sometimes i put mine thru the spin cylse in the washer twice. that helps get a lot of excess moisture out. and sometimes i wring them out by hand.

Alligator · December 2008

I have a brand new $$$ dryer and my BG inserts won't get dry on one cycle either. I'm interested in hearing any suggestions!

luvlieK · December 2008

Is it sensor dry? ?Because I notice mine cuts off before things are dry. ?Would dryer balls help? ?I think stuff dries faster with them. ?Could just be my imagination though.

mrsmikey · December 2008

I use dryer balls, and my dryer is set to a timed cycle. Oh well, maybe it just doesn't happen.

Mrs.KittyCat · December 2008

We have forced air heat and I was diapers in the evening and hang them (inners & outers) on a drying rack over one of the heat vents overnight. They are always bone dry in the morning.

I rarely dry my BGs in the dryer, but when I do, they are always dry in one cycle. I have a 8-10 year old dryer and use dryer balls. It's set to sensor dry - "more dry" setting.

Em&B · December 2008

Hmm, I don't think I can help you but mine do get dry on one cycle. I dry them with our pfs (wet, they've just been washed too) and use dryer balls on medium heat for like 40 min and they always come out dry.

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