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With fall nearly here, it's time to launder your cozy essentials. Learn from laundry experts about how to wash all types of throw blankets. When the faintest breeze starts to cool the air and a night ...

Weighted blankets have become something of a hot commodity -- and for good reason. Not only do they invite you to cozy up and wind down, but early research shows they might help with anxiety and ...

About 40 percent of American adults suffer from insomnia, according to a study in the American Journal of Managed Care—and some of those try to prevent sleepless nights with a weighted blanket. A ...

If the electric blanket can be hand-washed, remove all cords and add it to a sink or bath of cold water with a small amount ...

Having a warm and cozy bed is imperative during the winter season and, for many of us in colder climes, that means whipping out the heated blanket. As a recent convert to the technology, I can attest ...

Ideal for combatting stress and anxiety—or for anyone who wants to elevate their lounge or sleep set-up—weighted blankets have become an increasingly popular option for improving comfort. One downside ...

If you’re someone who, like myself, enjoys the light, reassuring pressure of a weighted blanket, you may notice that yours is looking a little dingy right now. That’s completely understandable. This ...

The comfort of a weighted blanket can help reduce stress and improve sleep, but how exactly should you wash one? Because of their weight (some versions can weigh up to 35 pounds!) it’s a little more ...