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.
2245817
i have not yet cleaned it only aired it out. I intend to wash it in a gentle warm wash in the washing machine when it needs it.
1057341
I don't remember what they said in the directions. I always wash mine by hand. So maybe that is what the directions said. Watch how high your heat is with it.
375619
You can microwave it and you can wash it. You can refrigerate it. It is a lush fabric. I love mine.
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.
138665
I wash mine with dish detergent. Run it under water to get it wet, then put a few drops of detergent on both sides, agitate the surface with your fingers. Afterwards, run it under the water again to rinse while squeezing the excess suds/soap out. When you're finished let it air dry.
2022643
Wash it gently in washing machine, the dry on low in dryer. The directions come with the package.
768929
Just like an electric blanket you can wash it but I do not put mine in a dryer.
913993
just unscrew the mesh and hand wash it. to clean the unit just wipe it down with a damp cloth.
1230751
I sent this blanket back b/c it had no pre-heat on it.But, most electric blankets u can wash in washing machine. Not real hot water and DO NOT put in dryer.If u read your instructions it should tell you all of this..
1627725
i wash it on gentle and lay to dry. then, fluff back up with fingers. I made a blanket and pillow covers. I love it.
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.
1828503
Per the tag on the blanket: Machine wash cold, gently and separately. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low. If there is no free movement in washer or dryer, use large capacity commercial machine. Remove promptly. Do not iron.
1582983
I haven't washed the blanket. We rarely use it it's more of a family heirloom
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.
580241
Just hand wash it with warm water and mild soap, Actually i wash it in the washing machine which have delicates program.
352674
I've had mine for about 8 years, and that was a replacement for a warranty issue for the one I had years prior. The trick is this!!! First, put it above your flat sheet so you don't soil it from your body... means rare need for washing. Second, place a duvet ABOVE it, then your blanket if you use one as well. I've been doing this, and it gets HOT! Keeps the heat down. I preheat the bed in advance when I remember, and another trick is when I turn it on to preheat, I spread my pillows over the top of the duvet where I sleep, or want extra heat (feet)... big bonus.