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Light green JÄTTETUJA blanket, folded, lightweight with smooth texture.A person sleeps comfortably under a light green JÄTTETUJA blanket on a bed with white sheets, beside a wooden table with books and a plant.
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LAPPKATTFOT throw - bright orange/pink stripes, fringed cotton blanket.LAPPKATTFOT Throw, bright orange/pink, 130x170 cm
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A VALLKRASSING cream-colored cotton throw blanket with a crinkled texture and raw fringe edges.Person relaxes on couch with VALLKRASSING throw blanket, sipping a drink. Soft cotton muslin with crinkled effect and raw edges.
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Off-white handwoven throw with fringes. Half cotton, half wool; warm and cosy.Off-white LAPPTÅG throw blanket, soft & warm, on sofa with black-spotted cushion.
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Why pick a cotton throw blanket?

Cotton is a common natural material used in a lot of textiles. It is relatively cheap and easy to maintain. Therefore compared with, for example, wool throws cotton throws are a popular choice, especially in busy households with small children.

One tip is to use a cotton throw blanket to protect items in your house. Add it as a layer on the sofa when the kids are ready for a movie night with snacks. Crumbs and spills are not uncommon. Instead of struggling to remove stains from the sofa, you can just toss the cotton throw in the washing machine.

Cotton is also a good option if you have allergies to other fabrics like wool.

How to take care of cotton throws?

The cotton throw blankets in the IKEA range are easy to clean. They are machine washable, and you can gently tumble dry some of them as well. This makes cotton throws quite practical, especially if you feel you don't have the time to care for a more delicate material.

Remember, you should always check the care instructions as they may differ from blanket to blanket. While some can take higher washing temperatures, others need lower ones.