how do you wash the heating blanket
264688
In the washer. We've had this blanket for a year now and love it! It washes and dries easily like a regular blanket. Did I say I love it? ;)
264689
IMO you don't. Washing will substantially reduce or end the service life of any electric blanket. But, if you must, I'd say spot wash only by hand. The label says delicate cycle in the washer is ok and line dry. Well maybe, but when I've tried that with other electric blankets they ceased to function. I wouldn't recommend it.
264690
The heating blanket stopped working properly shortly after it was received so there never was a need to wash it.
2002476
I washed mine by hand. Probably you can place it in the dishwasher where it will be steemed.
1853697
Yes. The plug is at the base of the blanket. Once you unlock/unplug the attachment cord it is safe to wash. The washing instructions are in close proximity to the attachment. It states: do not dry clean or bleach. Pre soak for 15 mins in mild soap and cold water on a slow cycle for 2 mins. It's best to dry thrown over 2 parallel lines. Do NOT use close pins.
1145273
Use a wash cloth dipped in a solution of warm water and a little mild laundry detergent.
929858
I just always laid a blanket under her. It was never a problem. I think you can just wash the mattress
1631687
Here is the care instruction on the sleeping bag: Hand washing in warm water with mild soap or detergent. Rinse in warm water. Air dry. As an alternate method, you can use a commercial heavy duty front loading tumble machine on gentle cycle. Wash in warm water with mild soap or detergent. A commercial dryer may be used with the air only setting. I did wash it with my front loader with gentle cycle and air dried it. I hope this helps!
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!
310749
I wash mine in cold by itself/with other frogg toggs, with the tiniest amount of soap. Or I hand wash with warm and a little dish soap.
1455053
Machine wash (I've done cold and warm, both fine) and either let it air dry flat or I often put it in the dryer for 5 minutes then let it air dry
375619
You can microwave it and you can wash it. You can refrigerate it. It is a lush fabric. I love mine.
1396287
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.
2204006
You can't wash it. You pin the pad to the mattress with the included safety pins and then you put a Blanket on top of it.
532615
Have not washed mine yet so no help here. If I did wash it I would use cold or warm water not hot.
1940575
There is a finger loop on the filter on the back side of the heater. Just pull gently away from the heater and the plastic filter assembly pops out. Clean by washing with dish soapy water, or brushing. At the end of each heating season, I like to clean the 5 ceramic discs by blowing air through the front of the heater. No need to remove the discs-just remove the dust filter. To re-install, insert the bottom of the plastic filter assembly into the heater housing then snap in the top ( where the finger loop is) into place.
473017
I hand wash the outside, then turn it inside out and wash it. I hang dry it afterwards.
768929
Just like an electric blanket you can wash it but I do not put mine in a dryer.
821056
Machine wash in hot water. Then, dry on the delicate cycle only.Make certain you wash and dry this microfiber mitt only with other microfiber items otherwise you will have excessive lint on your microfiber mitt and towels.