- Is the 10 lb Napper heavy enough for an adult?
- It suits adults who want light pressure, around 8 to 10 percent of body weight for many people. If you want a firm, deep-pressure feel, the 15, 20 or 25 lb versions fit better.
- How do I wash the Cotton Napper?
- Bearaby says it is machine washable in a front-loading machine on a gentle cycle, then air dried. A large drum helps; a small top-loader may not fit it.
- Does it come with a cover?
- No. The Cotton Napper is a single knit layer with no removable cover or inner liner, so the blanket itself goes in the wash.
- Is it too warm for summer?
- The open cotton knit is one of its selling points for warm sleepers. It is listed as all-season, and most owners use it year-round.
- How does the 10 lb Napper compare with the heavier versions?
- It uses the same chunky organic cotton knit as the 15, 20 and 25 lb Nappers, just with less material. The heavier versions give more deep pressure but are harder to wash and move around.
- What shape is the Cotton Napper?
- It is a rectangular blanket with no closure, meant to lie flat on a bed or sofa rather than wrap around you. The knit has no ties or fasteners.
- Where is the Bearaby Cotton Napper 10 lb cheapest?
- At eBay, for $190.00, as of our latest check.