Yes! You can wash all of the things listed here.
Yes, wool dryer balls can be washed to keep them clean and functioning properly. To clean your wool dryer balls, first put them into a mesh laundry bag to protect them during the washing cycle. You can also use an old clean sock in place of the mesh bag.
Yes, you can wash a MyPillow according to the instructions provided by the manufacturer. It is recommended to wash the pillow every 4 months, even if it appears to be clean. However, if you have allergies, it is recommended to wash it every 2 months or as often as needed.
Yes, you can wash slippers. The method for washing slippers will depend on the material that the slippers are made of.
Yes, rayon can be washed, but it is important to follow the care instructions on the garment’s label as rayon is a delicate fabric that can easily shrink or lose its shape if not handled properly.
Yes, Hoka shoes can be washed, but the method of cleaning will depend on the specific material of the shoes.
Yes, volleyball knee pads can be washed. It’s a good idea to wash them after every use to keep them clean and fresh.
Yes, you can wash a quilt, but it depends on the type of quilt and its care instructions.
Yes, you can wash dishes on New Year’s Day. There is no specific prohibition against washing dishes on this day in most cultures or traditions.
Yes, you can wash discs (like CDs, DVDs, or Blu-ray discs) with water, but you should be careful and follow the proper cleaning procedure to avoid damaging the disc.
Yes, some types of felt may be hand-washable or dry-cleanable, so it’s important to check the care instructions on the label or with the manufacturer.
