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Always follow the care label, but generally use a gentle cycle with cold or warm water and a mild detergent. Avoid fabric softeners that can reduce loft in plush fabrics. Dry on low heat or air dry to protect fibers and prevent pilling. Storing clean, dry blankets in a breathable bag helps prevent odors and keeps fibers in good condition for longer.

Yes, you can layer Snooze textiles for added warmth, provided you follow identical care instructions. Separate items by color to prevent dye transfer, and wash similar fabrics together. This approach minimizes wear and keeps all pieces looking and feeling soft. If you notice any shedding, consider reducing wash frequency or using a gentler cycle.

Oversized wearable blankets benefit from washing inside-out to protect any edges and reduce pilling. Use a gentle cycle, mild detergent, and avoid high heat in drying. If the blanket feels heavy when wet, consider hand-washing or using a large-capacity washer. Ensure the garment dries completely to prevent mildew and to maintain its plush feel.

Most Snooze textiles prioritize safe, cozy materials designed for home use. Check for colorfastness in darker fabrics to prevent transfer onto skin or bedding. Ensure you’re using the blankets within the recommended washing and drying guidelines to prevent fiber damage or loss of warmth. If you have allergies, inspect materials for any irritants and wash before first use.

Repairing small snags quickly can extend the life of the blanket; if the seam shows wear, consider sewing a simple stitch to secure loose threads or take the item to a professional tailor. For larger damage, it may be time to retire the blanket and replace it with a fresh Snooze option. Regular inspection helps you catch wear before it worsens.