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Drying Tips
Load sizes
DO NOT overload the dryer.
Mix larger items with smaller items.
Dry smaller loads of permanent press
and synthetics and remove immediately
after tumbling stops, to reduce wrinkling.
Add one or two lint-free towels to loads
with just a few small items. This allows for
better tumbling action and prevents the
small, lightweight items from blocking air
flow.
Rearrange load during a cycle to prevent
large items (sheets, tablecloths and
blankets) from balling or rolling up.
Dryer fabric softeners
Follow manufacturer’s instructions.
Place fabric softener sheet on top of the
load before starting the dryer.
DO NOT add fabric softener sheet after
cycle has started. Instant heat may cause
the fabric softener to spot fabrics.
A clear, grease-like spot can result if a
fabric softener sheet becomes tangled or
wrapped in an item during tumbling.
To remove fabric softener stain, wet the
stain and rub with liquid detergent or bar
soap. Wash the item.
Some dryer fabric softeners can:
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deposit a greasy-looking residue
on fabrics and inside the dryer.
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cause rust inside the dryer.
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clog the lint screen and slow down
drying.
Use only fabric softeners specially
labeled as not being harmful to the
dryer.
Drying special items
Follow fabric care label instructions
carefully for blankets, woolens, curtains,
draperies, slip covers, diapers and baby
clothes, elastic items, flame-retardant
finishes, heat-sensitive fabrics, napped
items (corduroy and velveteen) and
permanent press fabrics.
Knitted woolens
Machine drying is not recommended. Block
to shape when wet and allow to air-dry.
Cotton and canvas shoes
1. Place several bath towels in the dryer to
act as a buffer.
2. If rubber or foam rubber materials are
part of shoe, use NO HEAT/FLUFF
setting. For other materials, see page 3.
3. Remove when damp-dry and finish
drying out of the dryer.
Service or performance problems caused
by the use of any product not manufactured
by Whirlpool Corporation (for example,
fabric softeners) are the responsibility of the
manufacturer of that product.
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