- What weight should I pick?
- The common guideline is about 10 percent of your body weight. A 15-pound blanket suits someone around 150 pounds; go lighter if you feel confined and heavier if you want more pressure.
- Is it machine washable?
- The listing is inconsistent: it says machine washable but also hand wash or dry clean. A duvet cover tied to the corner loops keeps the blanket cleaner and cuts how often you wash it.
- Does it come with a cover?
- No. The corner loops let you attach your own duvet cover, and Bare Home does not sell one.
- Is the twin size big enough for two people?
- No. At 72 by 48 inches it is sized for one adult. Couples need a larger size or two separate blankets.
- How does it compare with a polyester weighted blanket?
- The cotton shell breathes better and feels cooler, which helps hot sleepers. Polyester shells are usually easier to wipe clean and less prone to shrinking.
- Will the beads shift over time?
- Box quilting holds the glass beads in separate pockets, so shifting is limited. Some owners report slight movement after heavy use.
- Where is the Cotton Weighted Blanket cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $52.99, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Cotton Weighted Blanket?
- Rated 4.6 out of 5 from 1,459 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Cotton Weighted Blanket?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, Amazon, Boscov's, Gilt.com, Bare Home.