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.
354713
Actual heating/massage unit is removable and cover could be washed. Cover is not water resisent. It is a soft, comfortable fabric.
27091
I don't see why you couldn't just unplug the electrical part of the blanket and let it soak in the washing machine. However, I wouldn't let it agitate. Of course, you can spin it out! I also would drape it between two lines (if hung outside) or on a drying rack if dried inside. I wouldn't put any tension on the internal wires of the blanket.
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!
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.
942790
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.
473019
Just turn it inside out and clean it with soap and water. Hang it up to dry.
833751
Soft cloth, warm soap and water. Do NOT use soap on the cube. Clean it separately.
2022832
I agree with you Carole about heating it up in microwave & washing. I am going to wash on delicate and air dry. I will let you know how it turns out.Thanks for the suggestion.Washed in washing machine on hand washable with Woolite. I added a towel so it wouldn't bounce around so much. Turned out clean and I am air drying, taking awhile but so worth it!
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.
1643597
I did have one blanket that after about 6 or 7 months of use a couple zones went out but the manufacturer sent me a new one and to date have had no problems. Plug the blanket into control unit make sure all three are secure then plug unit into wall outlet turn power on in the back of control unit press power button on the front of control unit adjust time and temperatures make sure to press the button beside the temperature and that there is a little red dot indicating that each zone is on then press start button on the front of the unit. Hope this works for you cause these sauna beds are assume! If not try contacting the seller or manufacturer. Also, always make sure to unplug the control unit from the wall outlet after use.
2099103
I take mine out in the yard and wash the inside with soap and a rag. Then take the hose a hose it out.
531951
The sleeping blanket is washable. I do not place it in the dryer on high heat. I will dry it on low heat or dry it outdoors.
569731
wash like you would a cloth diaper. use a diaper sprayer/bidet to hose it off or just dunk it in the toilet to rinse it off and put it in the regular wash. just make sure to wash your hands really well :)
2245811
I wash it in the washer with cold water, normal cycle and dry it in the dryer on low heat. I have washed it several times this way without any problems. Highly recommend this product.
750329
I just use a wet rag. It's important to wash as soon as you can after it cools.
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!