Blanket Set Suitable Seasons

1. Spring and Autumn: Synthetic fiber blanket set are lightweight and warm, suitable for use in temperatures between 10°C and 20°C, providing a comfortable temperature without feeling stuffy.
2. Winter: In cold temperatures below 0°C, thicker synthetic fiber or blended blankets offer greater insulation, meeting indoor heating needs.
2. Air-conditioned Rooms/Summer Nights: Even in air-conditioned rooms during the summer, a thin synthetic fiber blanket can prevent skin irritation caused by direct air conditioning, making it a lightweight, warming option for "air-conditioning blankets."
3. Versatile Year-Round Use: By adjusting the thickness or choosing different filling materials (pure wool, blended, synthetic), the same blanket set can be used flexibly year-round, ensuring both warmth and breathability.
How to Clean and Care for It?

Blanket Set Cleaning and Care

1. Choose a Cleaning Method Based on the Material

Synthetic Fiber Blankets: Most are machine washable. Use a mild detergent on a gentle cycle in cold water. Avoid bleach to avoid damaging the fibers.

Wool/Blended Blankets: Hand wash or use a wool detergent, preferably at a temperature not exceeding 30°C. Gently rub the blankets and air dry.

Pure Wool Blankets: Spot-wash with a professional detergent for spot stains. Avoid washing the blanket entirely to prevent warping and pilling.

2. Machine Washing Precautions

Check the label to confirm machine washability. If machine washable, use a mesh bag and spin on low speed.

Remove the blanket immediately after washing to avoid prolonged storage, which can cause wrinkling or odor.

3. Hand Washing/Spot Cleaning
For wool or silk blankets that are not machine washable, hand wash in cold water, gently press to remove stains, and then rinse with clean water.

Spot stains can be dabbed with a damp cloth and a small amount of neutral detergent, followed by a wipe with clean water.

4. Drying and Storage
After washing, lay the blanket flat in a well-ventilated, cool place to dry, avoiding direct sunlight that may deteriorate the fibers.
After drying completely, fold and store in a dry, moisture-proof storage bag. Add a desiccant to prevent moisture and mold.
5. Regular Inspection and Refreshing
Every season, inspect the blanket for pilling, holes, or shifting filling, and perform repairs promptly.
For blankets that have been used for many years and have loose filling, consider refilling or replacing them with new ones to maintain their warmth.