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Although new electric blankets pose a minimal safety risk, old models or those that are damaged or used improperly can lead to fires or burns. … Read more

If puppies are taken away from their mothers before they’re old enough, they may suck on blankets for comfort. Even adult dogs of any breed … Read more

The care for most Sherpa blankets is easy: Machine wash cold with only non-chlorine bleach. Tumble dry low heat setting. Fact We are born with … Read more

First, take the blanket and fold it in thirds longways. Then, do the same thing but from the bottom edge. After that’s complete, begin folding … Read more

When beginning a knitting project, make sure you have enough yarn. This is especially important for blankets since they usually require a lot more yarn … Read more

Electric blankets are safe when used and stored properly, but children, pregnant people, and those with diabetes or circulation issues should avoid using them. Fact … Read more

Cats suck on blankets as a form of self-soothing, similar to how some children suck their thumbs when they feel upset. If your pet is … Read more

Take a measuring tape and find the center of your horse’s chest. This is where the base of their neck meets their chest. From there, … Read more

Most people prefer a weighted blanket that weighs around 10% of their body weight, but it varies depending on the person. Some people may need … Read more

A 2009 study found that weighted blankets helped adults and children with an autism spectrum disorder or ADHD to fall asleep and stay asleep. The … Read more