We only have one for our bed; it's a king size waterproof-backed John Lewis one and I only bought one 'cos it was expensive-ish. It takes AGES to air dry though, because the moisture stays in the corners of the plasticky bits. I usually end up just remaking the bed without it so we go a week without having one at all (is only for emergencies anyway, DP and I don't actually wet the bed )
We now have a tumble dryer, anyone know if throwing it in there will actually destroy/melt it? Would be nice to just wash it and get it back on the bed same day.
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Mattress protector symbols say no tumble dry; would you risk it?
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DorotheaPlenticlew · 21/02/2010 10:21
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