what is the best way to store this blanket
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folded with moth balls in a box for long term. I use mine regularly so no storage necessary for me
1290189
Ideally best stored laid out flat or gently folded. Will not be harmed stored in the stuff sack.
1995174
Hi Its easy to store as its not too large. But I wouldnt recommend storing by folding as crease may form and also the stickiness may detoriate over time
405469
Great for storing pillows and blankets. Just leave the unit open for a day or two to air out if you think it smells funny. We didn't have a problem.
1290188
Best way to store it is in a plastic tote so as to not compress it. Keeping it compressed over extended periods does indeed harm this insulation. Keep it dry and expanded, and stuff it for travel.
1660062
My 3 year old kicks off all blankets, but this would have stayed put just fine when she was younger and still in her crib. I use it as a second layer with a quilt in her toddler bed. Probably not warm enough to use alone in the winter, but that also depends on how warm you keep your house.
776904
I store ours in a Rubbermaid tote. Easy to store & the handle makes it easy for them to carry them around.
1424510
Hi Johnny, Store this in a cool dry place and use corn starch or the Cyberskin Renew powder. Do not store this next to other toys or materials like plastics, or similar materials. Lightly wrap it in a soft cloth, dye free is recommended (white) and as far as the where... top of your closet, a large dresser drawer or even a wooden chest etc. Kitchen table not recommended as it might clash with your decor.
207454
Always put the electric blanket on top. We absolutely love ours. We used electric blankets a lot back in Indiana but had not used one in Texas until last year. It will keep you toasty and we love that ours has dual controls as my husband doesn't like as much heat as I do. We highly recommend this beautiful blanket. We just leave the electric cord between our mattress and box springs all year so it is easy to hook it back up again when we need it back on the bed.
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We have a comforter on top of the blanket, and it works fine. If you put a top sheet underneath a normal blanket, you should do the same with this blanket. No need for anything between the comforter and the blanket unless the comforter is made of some exotic material that doesn't like heat.
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Mine are kept on a shelf in my sewing cabinet folded to 14 x 11 1/2 x 2. It could easily be folded once more to a size of 7 x 11 1/2 x 3. I bought a second one "just in case" but have not needed it so far as this is a durable ironing blanket that can be and is used almost daily.
2204009
Personally, I keep mine pinned under a thick blanket, the heat comes right through, the blanket cushions the wires and then sheets on top keeps it pretty clean.
840931
What I do is stick a pin in the top( it comes with one) place it up in airtight place until next time. My wife says she covers it with cellophane wrap, or use a zip lock bag. This should work well
2110509
I've sewn a small thin loop about half way up the side. Using bias or hem tape, stitch one end of the tape to the blanket, lay the cord across the tape, fold over then other end then stitch that end closed of the tape so the cord is now trapped. My husband has added an extension cord to his so he can bring the on/off switch closer to him so he does not have to reach far for his control. Hope one of these suggestions help.
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I own an etsy shop and make minky blankets and baby clothes. I send most items in these bags. I squeeze all of the air out of them and they stay that way... Looking shrink wrapped. Great quality. Definitely can store clothing!! Hope this helps :)
2036531
You could put it under a sheet. I'm not sure a towel would work. I don't know about freezing.
868418
We keep a full/queen comforter and wool blanket in it during the warm weather. We keep out full/queen quilt and throw in it when it gets cold.