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.
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hello, we have not washed our yet...we use a nice bamboo duvet cover that keeps it clean and hang it outside to air out when the weather is nice....it is wool, so if we would ever wash it we would only wash it cold with a mild soap like woolite....and probably go to a laundromat where they have these big commercial washers....but I don't think we will ever wash ours....;) and we never dry clean anything...rather air it out then sleep in something treated chemically!
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The instructions I got say to wash it in cool water and mild soap. I do it by hand, not in the laundry.
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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...
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Wash it with cold water in mild soapy water maybe even use a small amount of bleach, be sure to agitate it really well, but don't scrub the fabric or else you may find some pulls in afterwords. Rinse it well and let it air dry at room temperature (nothing extreme). It should be fine. I've washed it before and i haven't had any problems.
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I haven't washed the blanket. We rarely use it it's more of a family heirloom
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Just bought mine earlier in the summer and haven't washed it yet. Sorry I can't be of more help to you.
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I have 4 of these and I have washed them. Use cold water if they are not very dirty and a mild detergent. I used a small amount of vinegar as the rinse agent. You have to make sure that you thoroughly dry the comforter. Use very low heat setting on the dryer or hang outside if you live in a dry climate. My comforters did shrink a little, but they did so evenly and it was because I used warm water for the wash setting. These are wonderful comforters, I will never go back to down. They are so comfortable and well made and they get even softer after washing. You don't have to wash them very often, use sunshine and fresh air for the majority of the cleaning. Hope this helped? BTW: I have a front load washer - I think it is a bit gentler than the top loaders.
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I washed mine in the washer with warm water and let it air dry. It was totally fine!
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We keep it covered with a mattress protector, so not sure how to answer your question. I haven't tried to wash it yet.
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Hi, I first allow the blanket to cool down by leaving it open and then I take anti-bacterial spray or wipes and clean the inner part of the blanket. Make sure it is dry before you fold it up and store it. I also use a twin sheet to lie inside the blanket to prevent any kind of burns or irritation.
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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.
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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.
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I love this blanket, so do my dogs. I brush the blanket lightly and wash it alone in the washer with soap and fabric softener. You also can use a dryer sheet instead of liquid softener.
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Mine was somewhats washed looking but it's supposed to be faded Mexican blanket look. It's awesome. And if you should need to wash it you could spot clean it with mild spray cleaner and damp cloth I would imagine but it's truly awesome. I love it.
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I didn't wash it first but I have washed it recently. I used cold in washer and low in dryer. All good. Mine is on top of my queen sofa mattress and they are the same size.
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I wash mine on the most delicate setting in my washing machine, soaking it first for about a half-hour in warm water and Ivory Snow. I air dry it. When I first got it, I washed it in the bathtub. Several trips to the chiropractor later, I gave up this practice but would wash it by hand if I had a big laundry tub or some way of washing it that didn't require bending over to work on what becomes a very heavy item. I don't trust the heat of the dryer not to have an effect on the longevity of the tiny wires imbedded in the fabric. I would be interested in knowing how other people are washing theirs. Oh yes, and what the manufacturer says to do . . . and how they determined it was safe to wash it whatever way they say.