2. How much will fit in the Dryel Bag?
3. What temperature setting should I use?
4. How does the Dryel Stain Remover work?
5. Can I mix colors and fabrics?
6. How can I minimize wrinkling when using Dryel?
7. What fabrics can Dryel be used on?
8. Can I use on leather or suede? Are there any garments that Dryel does not work on?
9. Can I reuse any part of the kit or buy the cloths separately?
The Dryel fabric care system allows you to care for your dry clean only clothes and hand-washable items, including blazers, sweaters, vests, slacks, skirts, dresses and jackets in the convenience of your own home using your home dryer in about 30 minutes.
Stain removal solution penetrates the stain with an erasing motion. Stains are broken down and absorbed into the stain removal pad, which pulls the stain away from the garment.
Heat from the dryer activates the moist Dryel Cloth to create a gentle steam cleaning environment inside the redesigned zippered fabric bag. This environment protects clothes from shrinking while the steam gently removes odors, leaving your clothes smelling fresh.
Dryel also helps remove wrinkles. Most garments are ready to wear with little to no ironing.
How much will fit in the Dryel Bag?
The number of garments the bag will hold depends on the size of the items. You can put up to four garments in the bag as long as you allow enough room for the items to move freely. The bag should be a little less than half full.
What temperature setting should I use?
Set your dryer on a medium to high heat-timed setting for 30 minutes for best results. Dryers may vary in temperature. Clothes may be slightly damp when you remove them from the Dryel Bag. If needed, increase or decrease the time by 5 minutes.
How does the Dryel Stain Remover work?
The Dryel Stain Remover and the gentle pressure you apply loosens the stain from the fabric. The action of the bottle tip and the stain removal solution presses the stain through the fabric onto the absorbent pad. The pad absorbs the stain and helps to keep it from spreading.
You can mix colors in a load. For best results, group garments of similar fabric and weight together. To avoid lint transfer, care for items such as soft wool sweaters individually.
How can I minimize wrinkling when using Dryel?
• Hang or fold garments between wearing and using Dryel
• Button or zip items
• Group similar weight fabrics together
• Do not overfill the bag
• Hang garments immediately after the dryer cycle
What fabrics can Dryel be used on?
Dryel is a specially designed fabric care system that can be used on dry clean only and special care fabrics such as wool, rayon, silk, linen, acetate and blends of these fabrics.
It can also be used on hand-washable items such as cotton sweaters and other special care garments. Dryel can be used on garment accessories such as brass buttons, sequins or shoulder pads. However, Dryel should not be used on leather, velvet, suede or fur.
Can I use Dryel on leather or suede? Are there any garments that Dryel does not work on?
Dryel is not formulated for leather, velvet, suede or fur, or items too large to fit in the Dryel Bag. These items should be taken to a professional dry cleaner.
Can I reuse any part of the kit or buy the cloths separately?
The Dryel Bags are specially designed for reuse. You can reuse the nylon Dryel Bag for up to 20 loads and the fabric bag for up to 50 loads.
Dryel Cloth refills are available in economical six-load packs with either Whisper Fresh® or Original Scent.