How can I dry my king-size bedding in my small dryer?

Try putting less in the dryer and shake out the sheets befor you put them into the dryer to unwrap them.

There are a few things I have tried when drying my king sized sheets. When I first add them into the dryer, I also add a dry bath towel. The towel is large enough and dry to keep the sheets apart until they can get dry in the cycle. Another thing I have recently tried is woolite dryer balls (NOT the wool, the regular laundry balls). I add about 6 in and it has done a good job. The towel method has been the best so far though.

How about an extra "spin" while articles are still in the washing machine ? I do this to get every bit of the water out as possible before putting it in the dryer. Helps with the heavy towels a bunch!!

I have a German made washer/dryer set. My dryer's interior is much smaller than traditional. I dry the fitted sheet and top sheet separately. I know that sounds counter productive. Although they still tangle due to their size they dry quicker then when I combine them.

These type of appliances are not really made for large loads and heavy bedding

Sorry, they are suitable for apt and loft type living, but not for your type of use or major heavy loads of laundry Good Luck

I've found that king-sized might be a bit much for that size dryer--how about one sheet and pillowcase in each load, with a dry towel--that does work well to speed up drying, as Alexis suggested.

Hi Ana. I'm Cindy. I think you have a couple choices. You could wash and dry each sheet individually. Or you could take them to a laundromat. They have machines that will wash and dry large loads. If you choose to go to the laundromat, take you comforters with you. Or any other large items. And, last but not least, wash the sheets and hang them to dry. Good luck Ana.

If you’re talking about your bedspread or comforter you’ll need to go to laundry mat that has big washers and dryers