“hi guys….i would really need your opinion on this matter……yesterday when we were drying this new comforter..which i recently bought to replace the comforter that my worker stained…it got burned from the drier. It caused crumpling of the fabric. I didn’t see any holes, it still looks the same except super crumpled but not the whole comforter. i think fillers is the problem. We used the dryer the rest of the day, and nothing got burned except this incident.  i mean if i really believe that the dryer burned the comforter, i would gladly accept my fault……..so what i did was i returned the comforter where I bought and insisted on their defective item to which they said they will look into. because the outside of the comforter didn’t get any damage but when you feel the filler, it feelsparang naluto siya sa loob at nagdikit dikit…para bang plastic pag nasunog nagdidikitan, something like that……so i would appreciate really if maybe you can help me out. may nangyari na bang ganito sa inyo?…..is i the drier? why is this happening…..im calling a technician for this today para maipa check na rin ang drier just to be sure…..thanks in advance po.”

“comforters should be hang dried prior to machine drying because polyester fillers have the tendency to burn, especially in high temperature. there are fillers that are polyester, parang plastic that when subjected to high temp,it will melt or as you said, nag dikit dikit. whereas if you hang dried the comforter, the most amount of time that you need it inside the dryer is only 15 mins. except if its down feather, we can have them machine dried the entire time, but still needs to be fluffed periodically.
Also I suggest you have your machine checked by a technician. Baka sira na ang automatic sensor nya that adjust the temperature to a certain degree, baka painit na lang ng painit.”