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.
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.
791945
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.
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
580241
Just hand wash it with warm water and mild soap, Actually i wash it in the washing machine which have delicates program.
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.
1104347
I just wipe it out while still warm with a paper towel. Never use soap - any thin layers of oil left in the pan are your friend...
738751
I believe it is machine washable but I cover mine with a mattress pad so have not washed the heated one.
942916
Packaging states DRY CLEAN OR SPOT CLEAN WITH A DAMP CLOTH ONLY. We have not tried to do either as the blanket has only been used a few times.
1085403
the best way to wash it is with a garden hose and scrub brush. simply hang to dry thank you
703205
Launder like any other electric blanket. Best option is dry clean. Using a table cover over the warmer should keep it sufficiently clean for many uses unless there is a spill or excessive soiling that penetrates the cover.
1824096
Take it outside and hose off the majority of dirt. If it's warm out, disinfectant soap and a stiff bristle brush. If it's cold, the canvas goes in the washing machine. No ill effects yet, but I'm sure the machine is harder on it than the soap and brush.
453046
The instructions I got say to wash it in cool water and mild soap. I do it by hand, not in the laundry.
1582981
Yes you can. I was told to wash in on gentle and low heat to dry. My wife loves her blanket (pictured above) of our boys. It's is more the work every penny, plus the seller goes above and beyond to make sure it's the way you want it. I'll be doing a lot more business with her. They also print on a lot more items than just blankets. Hope this helps.Danny
2175974
We just use a drop or 2 of dish soap and warm water. The Nut milk bag is durable enough to take it. Ours has been washed 100+ times.
1041258
Cleaning it is easy, the trick is to dry it off completely before using it again.What I usually do is, let it cool after heated use, wipe it with a wet cloth , the dirtier the wetter the cloth, i have not put them under running water but i guess it could be done if need be. Once clean, dry it with a cloth, let it dry over a cloth, or take it out under sun light to be sure it is dryed out completely. I usually wrapthem in paper towels to keep them dry before heating them again.
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!