Christmas Throw Blanket Features

Christmas throw blankets give the family warmth and comfort during the colder winter months. Flannel blankets have their own features.

• Softness and Comfort: Flannel is known for its soft and fuzzy texture, providing a luxurious and comfortable feel underfoot.
• Warmth: Flannel has excellent insulating properties, which can help keep your feet warm, especially during colder months.
• Absorbency: Flannel is moderately absorbent, similar to cotton, meaning it can effectively soak up water from wet feet and help keep your bathroom floor dry.
• Durable: Flannel is a durable fabric that can withstand regular use and foot traffic in the bathroom.
• Easy to Clean: Sonoro Kate rugs have been tested and can be machine washed and machine dried time and time.
• Hypoallergenic: Flannel is naturally hypoallergenic and less likely to cause allergies or irritate sensitive skin, making it a suitable choice for individuals with allergies or skin sensitivities.
• Less Prone to Pilling: Flannel is less prone to pilling (the formation of small fabric balls) compared to some other materials, which can help maintain the rug's appearance over time.

Throw Blanket Size and Colors

There are 3 sizes for you to choose from.

Twin, Queen, King

Colors for twin size

White throw blanket
Cadet blue throw blanket
Midnight blue throw blanket

Colors for queen size

White throw blanket
Red throw blanket
Cadet blue throw blanket
Midnight blue throw blanket

Colors for king size

White throw blanket
Red throw blanket
Cadet blue throw blanket
Midnight blue throw blanket

What Will You Get?

How to Take Care of Flannel Bath Rugs?

1. Regular Shake Out or Light Vacuuming: Shake out the flannel throw blanket occasionally to remove loose dirt and dust. If needed, you can also use a handheld vacuum with a brush attachment on low suction to gently clean the surface.
2. Spot Cleaning: Address spills or stains promptly to prevent them from setting in. Use a mild detergent mixed with water to spot-clean the affected area. Blot the stain with a clean cloth or sponge; avoid rubbing, as it may damage the flannel fibers.
3. Machine Washing: Wash the blanket separately or with similar colors using a gentle cycle with cold or lukewarm water. Use a mild detergent, and avoid adding bleach or harsh chemicals.
4. Gentle Drying: After washing, gently squeeze out excess water from the blanket without wringing it. To preserve the softness and texture, air dry the flannel throw blanket on a flat surface or hang it over a clothesline. Avoid using a high-heat setting in the dryer, as excessive heat can shrink or damage the fabric.
5. Fluffing: Once the blanket is completely dry, gently fluff it with your hands or give it a shake to restore its softness and loft.
6. Avoid Fabric Softeners: Flannel naturally becomes softer with each wash, so there is no need to use fabric softeners, which can leave a residue on the fibers and reduce their absorbency.
7. Store Properly: When not in use, fold the flannel throw blanket neatly and store it in a clean and dry place, away from direct sunlight or dampness.