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.
929858
I just always laid a blanket under her. It was never a problem. I think you can just wash the mattress
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.
1145273
Use a wash cloth dipped in a solution of warm water and a little mild laundry detergent.
113878
I always hand wash it along with everything else. Wash it with soap and water and dry it. No problems, love this little thing.
1960854
These are the washing instructions on the label on the blanket. Presoak for 15 minutes in mild soap and cold water. Machine wash in mild soap and cold water on slow cycle for 2 minutes. Rinse in cold water. Spin dry. Stretch to original size. Do not put through ringer. I have a king size one and would probably take to laundry mat and wash on gentle cycle in cold water. Much too large to put in my home washing machine. Love this electric Blanket. I have just put it on my bed and hopfully will not have to be washed for a long while.
1893650
The changing area comes apart to wash and the pad can be wiped off. Other then that i don't think anything else comes apart we mostly put blankets down so we just wash them
2022643
Wash it gently in washing machine, the dry on low in dryer. The directions come with the package.
1273165
I agree with mrsgonzalez - I always have a receiving blanket covering the podster - I have plenty of those, so it's easier to wash those than the cover.
946071
Pull the clear bottom part from the top black part. The clear bottom can be washed like by hands or dishwasher and the top black part just needs wiping with a damped clothe.
1041260
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.
453046
The instructions I got say to wash it in cool water and mild soap. I do it by hand, not in the laundry.
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
2109869
I would just put it in the wash by itself on gentle cycle with regular soap and hot water, then lay it flat to dry on a towel. Do not put in dryer.
1539467
After washing, first tumble dry, lay it flat on the bed, and comb it at an angle with the fine side of the comb. You should be able to pick up most of the lint. Then turn it over and do the other side. Its really a great blanket. I haven't had to comb it since then.
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.
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...