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ivory king size blanket

6 years ago

What is the actual size & is it washable or is it dry clean only?

Creswick Micron 23 Merino Wool Blanket, Sahara, King · More Info

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Merrimack Home Textiles
6 years ago
Hi, Mona! This blanket measures 94" x 90". It is washable using a gentle cycle and cold water. We suggest using Woolite, or another detergent specifically made for delicate items. Then, air dry this blanket on a clothesline. Do not put it in the dryer. Or, yes, this can be dry cleaned. Have a great day! ~Angela
bellemere
4 years ago
The king blanket is 94x90? That's small. Many queen-size blankets have those dimensions.
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