AmyHomie Cooling Blanket, Queen ... vs Wool Military Camping, Survival,...

It's lightweight and silky. Feels silky to the touch, but the fabric does remind me a little of basketball shorts. Not bulky, but it weighs more than you'd expect.

The cooling effect is great, but most remarkable is how it really does seem to wick heat away from the body on a warm night, so i don't kick covers off in my sleep only to wake up trying to retrieve them once i cool down again. Works great during the ...  Read More

It lives up to the hype. Will repurchase larger size. Say no more, definitely worth it cause it was used alots.

The material is soft and lightweight, but it pretty much slides off. I'm in arizona with basically no humidity and wonder if maybe it needs some air moisture to work. Sometimes the seam ends up in the middle of the blanket.

Good size, and durable. Caveat, is it is heavy -weight wise.

Light soap in a bathtub and drip dry is the way to go. Hand wash with a mild soap and hang them to dry. There is a special coating and just a little bit of smell but that’s normal for these.

It seems decently heavy but very thin and not super comfy. Not anything like i was issued during two enlistments in the military. Blanket is warm and heavy but it disintegrated during the first cold wash?

It smells heavy duty of chemicals, like it was soaked in kerosene or something. Along with the wretched smell it is so fuzzy it is unusable. Good news is, i suspect moths will avoid this for health reasons.