How do you wash a wool army blanket: 65% wool, 35% blended fibers?
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i have a standard issue army blanket that’s 10 years old. I don’t want to bring it to the dry cleaners. (don’t feel like spending the $$$) any ideas?
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spread it out to air,then on cool air in your dryerNO HEAT,with fryer sheet should do the trick.Be sure to shake it out good outside before air drying.
In cool water with woolite. Do not put in dryer, air dry.
Those blankets have unique smell…you should find out if it is really dirty.In military they only dry cleaned them. I would be careful about washing in a machine or a dryer…most wool products require dry cleaning.