Drying Sheets

RE: Drying Sheets Post By katy. (Guest Post) (01/11/2007) I use a tennis ball in the dryer and that really helps. I put it under the blanket and it bounces the blankets or sheets dry in 1/2 the time with no balling up. RE: Drying Sheets Post By (Guest Post) (02/05/2006) Sometimes I'll wash a pr of tennis shoes so I have clean ones to then throw in the dryer. Or use 2-3 tennis balls. I even wash and dry my down comforter like this! RE: Drying Sheets Post by kattankerous (55) | (02/05/2006) Contact Hi, on my duvets and comforters, i will fold them long ways and place in the dryer , then every 20 minutes or so, unfold, so that when you fold again, the inside parts are now on the outside. This keeps them from being so wrinkled also. And if you need to, you can put in pillows to help keep it fluffed and not wad into a ball. And the balls too like they said! tennis balls in the dryer Post By MB in WY (Guest Post) (02/02/2005) Not only can you use these in sheets, but I use them also when drying something quilted like a comforter or winter coat. Helps keep the quilting from bunching up. RE: Drying Sheets Post By terry (Guest Post) (02/02/2005) Great idea. You can also use clean tennis shoes. RE: Drying Sheets Post by ThriftyFun (4042) | (02/02/2005) Profile | Blog! | Contact To prevent your sheets from rolling up into a ball when drying them in the dryer, add a clean tennis ball. It makes a lot of noise, however, it works especially king size sheets. By Ann Foster