can i wash this Backdrop Muslin Photo Studio Cloth in the washer (cold, delicate) dryer (no heat) to remove fold lines
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You can just steam them out...or better yet, I store these backdrops bunched up...and honestly, the random wrinkles add to the character of the background.
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Yes, it's okay to wash our cheesecloth in the washer, but we recommend placing it inside of a tee-shirt or some other piece of clothing to reduce the amount of fraying. Wash in cold or warm water to minimize shrinkage. Also, if you are going to be reusing the cheesecloth for food prep, we suggest you rinse it again thoroughly after it comes out of the wash to ensure no lingering detergent odors or chemicals get transferred to your foods. Dale - Brighenti Culinary Support
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I personally have not laundered it as of yet, but I'm sure in a garment bag on light wash and cold water, it would be OK. Or you can probably hand wash and lay on towel to dry. Good Luck and hope it works out for you.
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If you are going to iron it, you should put a couple of pieces of fabric between it and the iron and use a light steam. I think I will do that too to get rid of the fold marks. Then instead of folding it, roll it over a paper towel roller.
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The cloths just get thrown in with regular washing in the washing machine. Any setting you want. They come out beautifully. The boiling water is totally unnecessary. I asked Ecloth the same question and received that answer.
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Yes. Use only a mild detergent in the washer and low heat setting in dryer but do not use a dryer sheet.
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last I knew one of the beauties of a muslin was the rumpled look. Never fold; twist them like you would a broomstick skirt and stuff in a storage bag. if wrinkle free is what you are after, stick to paper.
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Yes. The cloth and the covers come off so u can run them in the washer. My only advice is either let it air dry or use delicate/ tumble dry low setting so it doesn't shrink.
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Yes it can be washed in the washer. I let thing air dry instead of putting them in the dryer.
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I just threw my white tablecloths in the washer with a Tide pod and hot water. I used "Shout" on any stains and they came out perfectly. I didn't even need to iron them since they are a polyester blend.
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Hi, yes the cloths are machine washable in warm or hot water. They can be air dried or put in dryer. No bleach or fabric softener. Hope this answers your Q.
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You don't have to wash it. If you have time you can wash it and dry it and take it out wrinkle free. Just washed after first use and it was still wrinkle free after drying. The key to drying and producing it wrinkle free is do not let it stop at the end of the drying cycle. Take it out carefully and spread it over the couch and lightly fold.
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I don't know what the manufacturer recommends but I wouldn't try washing it in a machine. It seems that machine washing could damage it. Storage is just like any other long garment. You can put it on a hanger. I keep mine crumpled in a plastic tub. No problems.
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I just ironed mine last week before a shoot. You can steam also and another trick of wetting the muslin while it's hanging is said to work - though - I have not tried that one. The real trick is managing 20 ft. of material...
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Per the tag on the blanket: Machine wash cold, gently and separately. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low. If there is no free movement in washer or dryer, use large capacity commercial machine. Remove promptly. Do not iron.
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You can wash it but use warm water (cold water will make it brittle). To keep the washer from getting unbalanced you can throw some towels in the cycle. Air dry or put the dryer on air dry (no heat).
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Washable fabrics are usually best washed before use, to remove any chemical residued used in the fabric's manufacture. Being a linen tablecloth, it is likely to get a bit wrinkled in a wash load and may need a touch with an iron when dry. I used the tablecolths that I bought straight out of the package (folds and all) because they were bought and used only as table covers for our business. Washed before use or not, I would think that the folds in the tablecloth could be removed with a light ironing. If you don't own an iron, sprinkle the tablecloth lightly with water and run through your clothes dryer and that should remove the folds as well. Washable fabrics are usually best washed before use, to remove any chemical residued used in the fabric's manufacture. Being a linen tablecloth, it is likely to get a bit wrinkled in a wash load and may need a touch with an iron when dry. I used the tablecolths that I bought straight out of the package (folds and all) because they were bought and used only as table covers for our business. Washed before use or not, I would think that the folds in the tablecloth could be removed with a light ironing. If you don't own an iron, sprinkle the tablecloth lightly with water and run through your... » Read More Washable fabrics are usually best washed before use, to remove any chemical residued used in the fabric's manufacture. Being a linen tablecloth, it is likely to get a bit wrinkled in a wash load and may need a touch with an iron when dry. I used the tablecolths that I bought straight out of the package (folds and all) because they were bought and used only as table covers for our business. Washed before use or not, I would think that the folds in the tablecloth could be removed with a light ironing. If you don't own an iron, sprinkle the tablecloth lightly with water and run through your clothes dryer and that should remove the folds as well. « Show Less