What is a vellux blanket?
The Vellux Blanket is manufactured using a polyurethane foam insulating base, providing outstanding warmth without heavy weight. Then a reinforcing scrim, or webbing layer, is bonded in between two layers of the polyurethane foam. A colored adhesive is then added, which provides the blanket with a base color.
Why do vellux blankets disintegrate?
Beware of Vellux Blankets. They fall apart in the wash if they haven’t been cleaned every 3 months. This was told to me by the head office. The fibers get dry rot…
Is vellux the same as Velour?
No, Vellux is a velour blanket, Martex is polyester fleece. My experience with vellux is that it is thicker and more velour-like. This is thinner and the feel of it is different.
How do you wash a vellux blanket?
In order to maintain and enhance the velvety softness of the Vellux® Original, the blanket should be hand or machine washed with cold water, at least every six (6) months. Do not bleach. Tumble dry on low, remove promptly from dryer. Or line dry.
Is Vellux a good brand?
Thanks to their unique construction, Vellux blankets are generally known for their durability, warmth, and lightweight feel. To find the best Vellux blanket for your needs, think about your desired materials and your budget.
Are Vellux blankets hypoallergenic?
Vellux blankets are hypoallergenic; they can withstand multiple washes and they are very warm. If allergies are a concern, be sure to choose a blanket that can be washed in hot water. Cotton is an excellent choice for this reason.
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Do vellux blankets shed?
Vellux® Classic blankets retain their softness and appearance after each wash and do not pill, mat, or shed. Reduced drying times save money, energy, and time through the product life cycle.
When were vellux blankets invented?
1966
Mr Francis Spencer was responsible for inventing the Vellux blanket in 1966 while working for the world’s largest textile company, now known as WestPoint Home USA. The blanket became the company’s mainstay, and continues to dominate the Blanket market worldwide.
Are Vellux blankets breathable?
Warm-weather fans of Vellux blankets will appreciate the Cotton Woven Blanket by Vellux, which is lightweight and breathable. The machine-washable blanket features a refined Chevron weave.
Can you use fabric softener on Vellux blankets?
Wash the blanket in hot or cold water on regular cycle in a washing machine. Set the dryer for a 15-minute spin to thoroughly dry a wet blanket. Do not use fabric softener when drying your Vellux blanket, as the blanket softens naturally with each washing cycle. Remove your Vellux blanket from the dryer.
Where is vellux blanket made from?
Vellux Plush Blanket The cover is made from a “micro-mink” fabric that’s soft to the touch. The blanket is machine-washable and dryer-friendly.