How to Dry My Polyester Comforter

Some comforters are stuffed with polyester filling, which makes them less expensive than those filled with down. Some comforters even have a polyester cover. Fortunately, it's not difficult to dry a polyester comforter, but it requires some time, often one to two days if you don't use a dryer. Always read the care label found right on your comforter to verify how to wash and dry your particular comforter without compromising its quality.

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Instructions

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  Place the comforter in your dryer. If your dryer is not large enough to comfortably fit the comforter, take it to a Laundromat and use one of the large capacity dryers, or proceed to Step 3 to air dry it.
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  Dry the comforter on the lowest heat setting. It may take several cycles to completely dry a polyester-filled comforter, especially one that is a queen or king size. You can take the comforter out early, though, to finish by air drying it.
- 3
  Hang the comforter over a clothes line, or strategically place a couple chairs so you can drape the comforter over the top of them. Indoors, set up a fan to speed up the drying process. You can air dry a polyester comforter right from the washer, or after partially drying from a dryer.

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