dryer

Definitions

Examples

• We suggest letting it air dry, as the material can lose its softness in commercial dryers.

• Some blankets can even go into the dryer—but be aware the dryer has to be large enough, and the heat setting must be low.

• If the toys are still damp after a while in the dryer, let them air-dry overnight.

• Then ten to fifteen minutes in the dryer on low should do it.

• Titanium dryers are also typically non-ionic, and when added to the internal components of a hair dryer, can improve consistency and heat distribution.

• The images include a Firestone tire, a frosted cake, a nuclear cloud, and a little girl beneath a hair dryer.

• It insists on efficiency standards for household appliances so that your towels come out of the dryer refreshingly cool and damp.

• Finally, seats settled and hair dryer blowing, we're ready to launch into our conversation.

• At some point in healthcare there must be a margin, like me and my clothes dryer.

• I, on the other hand, have a choice to turn my clothes dryer on at noon on the hottest day of the year, or wait until 10pm.

• Wash leaves carefully and put on ice either in lettuce dryer or in a cloth.

• It was a twisted little smile which might have been born of the pain of stinging lids and dryer, aching throat.

• A sugar-cane mill is in operation, connected with which is a centrifugal sugar-dryer, the only one in the State.

• By degrees, Wemmick got dryer and harder as we went along, and his mouth tightened into a post-office again.

• Turn it on full force and it would still be a thousand times dryer than any place here.