Care and Cleaning
Do not dry clean. Do not iron. Use only the following instructions:
Before cleaning, ensure that the controller is unplugged from the power supply and detached from the blanket.
Spot Cleaning
Sponge the affected area using a luke warm neutral detergent or mild soapy solution. Follow this with a sponging using a clean water solution. Remove any excess water by compressing the wet area between absorbent towels.
Hand Washing
Immerse the electric blanket only in a luke warm neutral detergent or mild soapy solution.
Soak for five minutes, remove from the solution, and gently squeeze the solution through the electric blanket.
Rinse only the blanket only thoroughly, in clean luke warm water, gently squeeze and drain the excess water from the electric blanket.
Caution: The controller must be removed from the blanket when washing.
Caution: Do not wring the electric blanket.
WARNING: Never immerse the detachable controller in water or any other liquid.
Machine Washing
Your electric blanket can be washed in a domestic washing machine (size permitting) or by a commercial laundry.
To wash your blanket in a domestic washing machine, wash on the WOOL or DELICATES setting using a neutral wool detergent or mild soapy solution.
DO NOT wash on a HOT cycle, the temperature must be kept below 40°C.
Do not use high speed or extra spin cycles.
Do not machine wash with the control/s connected to the blanket.
WARNING: Do not use the electric blanket if it is wet.
Washing the Removable Fleecy Cover
The KEB512, KEB532 and KEB542 electric blankets have a fleecy electric blanket covering that can be removed and separately washed.
Once removed from the rest of the electric blanket this cover can be either hand washed as per instructions listed above or machine washed.
This fleecy cover can be washed in a domestic washing machine (size permitting) or by a commercial laundry. To wash this cover in a domestic washing machine, wash on the WOOL or DELICATES setting using a neutral wool detergent or mild soapy solution.
DO NOT wash on a HOT cycle, the temperature must be kept below 40°C centigrade.
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