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Question: Can this mattress pad be dried in the dryer on high heat?  I'm trying to kill mites and other allergens.
Document: If airflow is obstructed partly, that will cause a buildup of heat and make your "low" setting actually heat with higher temperatures than what is normal for your dryer.I will be purchasing this mattress pad to replace a similar one I have had that has never melted in the dryer. I will update this review once I wash and dry the pad but thought it would help others if I shared this bit of information until that time.
I received these, unpackaged them, washed them, dried them on LOW heat...and the backs all melted! They are totally useless now to use over the holidays as I had planned, and I will have to go out and replace them immediately. Don't believe the manufacturer who says they can be dried. I suppose if you line dry, (if you have a big enough line), they might survive, but they are not well made AT ALL!
Do not buy this mattress pad! It melts in your dryer at any setting!!!! Don't buy this mattress pad!!! Do not buy!!! !
We have one of those bargain twin mattresses from Sam's Club for our 5 yr. old's bed (just got a second as she is getting bunkbeds for her 6th birthday) Sealy or Serta but somewhat thin. I've washed and dried one mattress pad with a load of towels I believe. Came out just fine and is very nice quality (better than the one on my pillowtop king mattress).
The corners of some inexpensive mattress pads don't stay on and as a result the mattress pad slides all over the place, frequently exposing the mattress. But not this mattress pad. I'm so glad I found it.
A week later, I was changing my young son's sheets from an accident and decided to dry his mattress pad in the dryer... and it came out fine! No melting, no shrinkage - just as beautiful as the first washing!If you're sitting on the fence about buying these, I say 'go for it!'...
I bought the twin mattress pad, and unlike the other pads I've tried, this one fit perfectly and feels wonderfully cozy, even on my daughter's cheap mattress. I'm thinking of getting one for my queen-size bed since I like this one so much.
I bought this because my foam mattress topper was making me too hot, even with a regular mattress pad over it. I washed this pad before I put it on the bed, hanging it up over the shower curtain rod to dry. That way, I avoided problems with the dryer.I am pleased to say that this pad makes all the difference! It's cushy and luxurious, but most importantly, it keeps me cool. Worth twice the money!
I'm currently deployed to XXX in Southwest Asia. The mattresses here are so thin that the springs stick into your back. After purchasing this cover, the mattress has become much more comfortable. This is the best 11 dollars I have ever spent and will recommend to all troops  deploying here to purchase a mattress pad. As far as the drying, I have line-dryed the pad and have not had any problems.
This is the second time I have bought a mattress pad where the backing has "melted" when I put it in the dryer. I wash my sheets and bedding on hot, and throw everything in the dryer. We have two young boys, so we do a lot of laundry. It is beyond me why a mattress pad wouldn't be COMPLETELY washable and dryable on hot and/or warm settings. I like the top of the pad, which seems like nice quality cotton, and it fits the bed nicely.
Answer: I have dried them in high heat and no shrinking... It is a quality sheet by far and I have them for over a year and some months so it has been through lots of washing & drying in the machine.