Samsung Dryer 'Cocooning' Load

No. You will need to buy waterbed specific sheets. They are sized slightly differently. You can purchase sheets at a local store near you or at many online stores. I have taken the liberty of searching a few stores for you.

http://www.abcwaterbed.com/sheet.htm

http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Awaterbed%20sheets&page=1

http://www.waterbedoutlet.com/Waterbed-Sheets-and-Linens-s/22.htm

THE PROBLEM IS WHEN YOU DRY THE SHEETS WITH OTHER CLOTHING THE SHEETS DON'T HAVE ENOUGH ROOM TO DRY SO THEY TWIST,SO I THINK IS BEST TO DRY THE SHEETS ALONG...

what o ok

Try bounce .

hi there......this is usually caused by older dryers which didnt have a reversing tumble facility...or if a lifter is missing from the drum..check that your dryer is or is not a reverse action....and if it is a reverse action that it actually does reverse...you may have a programmer fault if its not reversing

regards Sir Galahad

dry your sheets separately.

I have a different model Bosch dryer, but I have the same problem.

I've found that the flat sheets dry okay if you have them in with other things (like pillowcases and t-shirts). I learned long ago though that you can't put those things in with deep fitted sheets; the little stuff winds up caught in the corners in damp wrinkly wads.

So I dry the fitted sheet separately, and throw in a couple of clean tennis balls. They're noisy, but harmless, and they keep the sheet from balling up.

Starting in early 2002, the capacity sizes were changed around a little bit. A normal sized washer now all have the same sized tubs (pretty much) in the 110 series (Whirlpool Manufactured) washers. The capacity is now rated somewhat by the agitator action the washer comes with. Depending on the type of agitator you have, will determine the capacity. King size capacity means you have a pretty good capacity (size wise) than others. You have normal capacity, large capacity, super capacity, king capacity, and I even think they have canyon (yes canyon) capacity. Capacity sizes dont really mean to much though. In order for you clothes to get clean, the must have room in the tub to move. The must be able to float up, then get pulled down by agitator action. That should determine the size of what goes in the washer. Always use same type clothing when doing laundry (i.e. towels with towels, sheets with sheets, etc, this will keep the load balanced better). Watch what you load, comforters are ok (per manufactures ok) but I do not tlike the idea unless its a front loader, and only by itself. Let me know if this helps you out any.