can you dry a king size comforter in this dryer null

It will fit but it took me 3 and a half hours to get a king blanket dry enough just to where I could lay it out to dry all of the way.

I haven't tried it, but I would think you can certainly fit a king size comforter in this dryer. The capacity is huge! Also, there's a bedding setting that, according to the user's guide, says it's for "blankets and comforters." As an aside, I highly recommend this dryer!

You can fit it in the dryer and TRY to dry it. A queen size one takes me almost all day to get dry, there is always half the thing damp at the end of a cycle that is almost an hour and a half long. My old one took 50 minutes to do the job.

Yes, I would think so. We haven’t done it, but have large dog beds that we have dried in this dryer. One reason we bought this system is because it touted the largest capacity in both the washer and the server.

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Answered by Beerman 4 years ago
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It will fit but it took me 3 and a half hours to get a king blanket dry enough just to where I could lay it out to dry all of the way.
Answered by Brock 4 years ago
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Yes but wash it alone
Answered by Dmitch 4 years ago
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I haven't tried it, but I would think you can certainly fit a king size comforter in this dryer. The capacity is huge! Also, there's a bedding setting that, according to the user's guide, says it's for "blankets and comforters." As an aside, I highly recommend this dryer!
Answered by KayLouise 4 years ago
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You can fit it in the dryer and TRY to dry it. A queen size one takes me almost all day to get dry, there is always half the thing damp at the end of a cycle that is almost an hour and a half long. My old one took 50 minutes to do the job.
Answered by RRB61 4 years ago
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Yes, I would think so. We haven’t done it, but have large dog beds that we have dried in this dryer. One reason we bought this system is because it touted the largest capacity in both the washer and the server.
Answered by Navpro 4 years ago
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