If the electric blanket can be hand-washed, remove all cords and add it to a sink or bath of cold water with a small amount ...

Dear Heloise: I recently bought a couple of ELECTRIC BLANKETS from a garage sale, and I was wondering about the best way to clean them. Can they be dry-cleaned, or can they be washed at home? Help! -- ...

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Before you get started, check the manufacturer’s guidelines on your product. We’re including directions for how to spot-clean, how to hand-wash and what you need to do if you’re going to put your ...

Put the blanket in the washing machine and use mild detergent, a gentle or delicate cycle, and cold water only. If possible, skip the spin cycle. Move the blanket to the dryer and dry it on low heat ...

When you plan to store your electric blanket away for the season, chances are that giving it a good cleaning is not on your to-do list. And you're not alone. Unfortunately, many people don't wash ...

Having a warm and cozy bed is imperative during the winter season and, for many of us in colder climes, that means whipping out the heated blanket. As a recent convert to the technology, I can attest ...

With winter nearly upon us, who doesn’t appreciate the joys of snuggling up under a heated blanket? That said, your cozy companion might need a refresh after spending a summer in the linen closet.

Dear Heloise: I recently bought a couple of electric blankets from a garage sale. Can they be dry-cleaned, or can they be washed at home? Garage sales are a great way to pick up household goods for ...

When it's time to put away the electric blanket for the season (or starts to smell funky), it's time to clean it. Clean an electric blanket using a washing machine and a few simple steps. The key is ...