Dryel's convenient, in-home system safely delivers fresh clothes in about 30 minutes — you can toss a Dryel® Bag into the dryer whenever you put a load of laundry in the washer. Dryel works to remove stains and odors and helps minimize wrinkles. Most garments are ready to wear with little to no ironing.
Use Dryel on items such as sweaters, blouses, blazers, dresses, slacks and vests. It cares for fabrics such as wool, rayon, silk, linen, acetate and blends of these fabrics. Dryel is safe even for brass buttons, shoulder pads or sequins. Dryel is not formulated for use on leather, suede, velvet, or fur, or with large items that do not have room to tumble freely in the Dryel Bag.
Before you begin, check your garments and treat for spots or stains. Stains should be completely removed using the Dryel Stain Remover prior to placing the garments in the Dryel Bag.
1. Zip It
a. Place one to four garments in the Dryel Bag and add the pre-moistened Dryel Cloth. The bag should not be more than half full to allow garments to tumble freely.
b. Seal Dryel Bag by zipping (for the fabric bag) or pressing closure strips together (for the nylon bag). Do not use any other bag. Using any other type of bag may cause damage to your garments or dryer.
WARNING FOR WHITE NYLON BAG: If you notice bag holes prior to normal bag wear out (20 loads), stop using Dryel. Your dryer may run at a very high temperature. Do not use Dryel in laundromat-style dryers because their high temperatures could cause the bag to melt. Do not use in compact dryers.
2. Steam It
a. Clean lint filter.
b. Place Dryel Bag in dryer.
c. Set dryer on medium to high heat – 30 minutes on timed setting.
3. Hang It
a. Remove garments from Dryel Bag.
b. Hang garments promptly to help wrinkles fall out. Some fabrics or garments may require touch-up ironing.
c. Throw away Dryel Cloth after use, but save Dryel Bag for next time. The fabric Dryel Bag is designed to last up to 50 loads; the nylon bag will last up to 20 loads.
