Hello, can some body help answer how do you wash this blanket?Thank's
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The information sheet that comes with the blanket gives detailed instructions on how it can be washed either by machine or hand and it can be either machine or line dried.
442215
Definitely do not wash it. I returned mine because it was defective, so I no longer have the tag with cleaning instructions. Look at the answer David Bloom wrote to this question.
451749
I have washed it in the washer with warm/cold water, detergent and oxi cleaner. I dried it in the dryer on high heat. I washed and dried it with a towel load. It came out fine. It was hard to unsnap but that's probably good so that it doesn't come off unless you want it to.
665145
Don't wash it. Just spot wash it with dawn. When you wash it, hit loses all softness but it is still a great bear. The best part is how long the arms and legs are for kids to hold onto.
1536304
I hand wash with a mild detergent and wipe it off with a damp cloth, finish with air drying or blow-dry on low or cool setting. This is one very nice product. I am going to order one for my husband as he is always using mine.
1554506
I have not washed mine yet, i use it as a seat cover. i would say it would be fine, but the blanket is thinner than i hoped.
1705589
I think there are washing instructions but I think washing mine is what messed it up. The cotton is all separated and the white has came apart from the blue. I've had this blanket for approximately 6 months.
38532
I purchased the blanket 6 months ago and used it since and not washed it yet. There is a chemical smell when you first open the package but it disappears in about 2 days if you just air-out the blanket. I have sheets below the blanket and a comforter over the blanket, so it doesn't get dirty. I've found that these type of blankets last longest if you don't wash them too often. I wash mine 2x a year but I don't have kids, dogs, no smoking, no eating in bed, etc., so things stay pretty clean. Hope that helps!
2200807
Sorry for taking so long, found it in my Spam folder. I have washed mine several times with a washcloth and some soap and water. Be careful using chemical (Windex, etc.)
174779
I have not washed mine, but I would put it in a standard pillowcase(tie it together) on gentle cycle, cold water and very lite spin. It will be pretty wet, but you could squeeze out the excess moisture. Dry with little to no heat.
1055886
This isn't a blanket, it's a duvet. You would need to buy a cover for it. It's not like a comforter, in that you don't wash it, you wash the covers. If you had to wash it, you would have to take it to the dry cleaners...
420131
I have only washed a sheepskin rug and my husband's winter fur lined cap with kookaburra so I don't really know how a wool blanket will wash up. However, I plan to wash my wool sweaters in it on gentle in COLD water and then either air dry in the dryer or flat on a towel. I think your wool blanket should be ok....but you might try an old wool sweater first just to make sure. Good Luck!
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I wash mine like so: tilt it and keep it looking (bristles) down under the pouring lukewarm water and using shampoo to wash it. Wash out the shampoo thoroughly and then gently squeeze the bristles to get some of the water out, dab it on a clean towel, and just let it air dry.
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When I received the blanket and opened it up I was taken back by the smell. But I managed to make it go away by washing it in wool lite like 2 times. As of to date I have not put it away for any amount of time. Hope that answers your question. Sorry for taking soooooo long to get back at you. Life gets in the way sometimes.
1957330
Sorry, but I don't know because I have not had to wash mine. I would think you can wash it but don't put it in the dryer.
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I haven't washed mine. I don't think I would chance putting it in the washing machine. You could probably hand wash it with no problem.
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Wash it gently in washing machine, the dry on low in dryer. The directions come with the package.