Weighted Blanket Cover

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I have a 30 lb weighted blanket on my bed. My elderly cat has peed on it THRICE. I'm worried about continuing to wash it as it's so heavy, and I don't know if it's doing much good anyway due to the weight keeping it at the bottom of the washer tub. It's the tiny glass beads kind, too, and every time I wash it in the machine, it starts leaking beads. Would aggressively spot-treating it help, maybe even more than putting it in the washer with a shizload of apple cider vinegar and washing soda? I'm going to spot clean it this time anyway. Got Angry Orange on the way (that stuff is LEGIT). But if anyone has any ideas or experiences with weighted blankets (along with treating the mattress--it's got a waterproof cover, but I don't trust it), please help submitted by /u/lavendertheheretic to r/laundry [link] [comments]

I've got a 50 pound weighted blanket that I've had for maybe 6 months or so. haven't attempted to wash it, but if I tried could I even succeed? obviously no average washing machine can handle that much weight (though the tag does say machine washable), and I imagine it'd be like 5x as heavy if it got wet. I could get a duvet cover for it but I like how thin it is compared to most comforters. any ideas? submitted by /u/LupinWhiskers to r/Bedding [link] [comments]

Every day I will eat one Jersey Mike's sandwich and post proof. I will continue doing this until Jersey Mike's buys me a Lamborghini Day 21 sandwich: This was a suggestion I was tagged in by u/MedicMac89, but the original mastermind behind this creation is u/DoubleQuarterPoundin (shoutout to the original thread). It is a pretty ingenious concept, but ordering it can be tricky. I followed u/2trippiejay's instructions on how to punch this into the app, and it worked like a charm. The Build (How to Order): Base: #16 Chicken Philly Bread: Rosemary Parmesan The Toppings: NO Onions or Peppers (Keep it pure meat & cheese) Sub Swiss Cheese (Replace the White American) ADD Grilled Ham (The key to the Cordon Bleu vibe) ADD Honey Mustard (Essential for that tang) I put in the order (plus a mini Tuna for the gf) on the app, bundled up, and went to pick up this sub. At first glance, it seemed small, but that's on me - I didn't add many toppings because I tried to stay as close to the original idea as I could for this first try. But man, I fuck with this sandwich heavy! I already really enjoy Jersey Mike's chopped chicken on the grill - it is FANTASTIC. But now, you add chopped ham to it? You get two very different, satiating, and savory proteins going on and the result is incredible The cheese covers the meat like a blanket, it's the perfect transition before the honey mustard steps into the light and adds a delicious sweetness to the mix. Really lovely. The mayo smooths out the profile so that neither the honey mustard nor the proteins completely take over - everything just balances. I was digging the sandwich, but after my third bite, I realized I was eating it way too fast and it was going to be gone soon. So, I made an executive decision: I grabbed the fridge CPR and put a nice glob on it. YUUUUM. I'm definitely going to play around with this recipe some more, and I'm sure others will too. On a scale of Jersey Mike's to Lamborghini, this one was a Honey Mustard🍯 Money spent today: $11.77 ($12.75(sandwich) -$2.00(code JMMISSESYOU) + $1.02(tax)) Shore Points added: 6pts Money spent so far: $263.42 = $11.77 + $251.65 Shore Points Total: 214pts Calories consumed so far: 22,990 Calories? (current 730 + previous 22,260) Total feet consumed: 12.6 feet / 151.2" (7" + 144.2" = 151.2") Sandwich weight: 328.7g Current weight: 182.8 (-7.2 from yesterday, +0.0 from starting 182.8lb) Current height: 5'9" (no change but I haven't been inversion tabling 😔 ) Current BP: 130 85 101 (+8 0 +10) from yesterdays reading) For those asking about the gift cards/payment method, I use Fold (I broke down the math in Day 17 here). If you want to try it out: https://use.foldapp.com/r/FMKVL7RW Spreadsheet resumed! See you tomorrow. submitted by /u/Mikesway2026 to r/jerseymikes [link] [comments]

hi! as the title suggests, i'm looking for a new weighted blanket. i have cptsd, adhd, as well as a plethora of chronic illnesses that hurt like crazy as well as keep me trapped in bed most hours of the day, so i get a lot of use out of weighted blankets lol. i have a cheap one off of amazon, the type that has glass beads inside, but there's two issues i have with it: i run very hot, just in general, and this blanket does not help much with that i now have a kitten, and i don't want to run the risk of him ripping a hole in my blanket and getting glass beads everywhere i've already had one weighted blanket made with glass beads rip before, so i know how messy they are. and my kitten in particular is an absolute chaos gremlin, so i feel like even though i tend to have a few layers on top of the weighted blanket (thin, mind you, given my temperature issues) it's only a matter of time... so, i wanted to ask here about recommendations about a replacement. i'm hoping for something affordable, as i'll have to ask for it as a gift due to the fact that i myself have no income anymore due to being disabled and incapable of working. that's the first factor to consider. secondly, while i'm plenty open to the big knit blankets, i worry about the texture; i really prefer my blankets to be relatively flat and soft, y'know? but i'm still willing to look into it plenty, i just wonder if there are any other option beyond glass beads or chunky knit that i don't know of that might work better. if you're able to help, i'll really appreciate it. thank you!!! edit: typos submitted by /u/maknaeline to r/BuyItForLife [link] [comments]

Loadout: 50+ mile Sniper Adventure Challenge Race Kit (you don’t need this for bugging out!) Hey guys. I don’t thinks that having a military background makes somebody immediately qualified to give advice about prepping or moving over land. I actually think that a lot of Veterans overpack and are focus focused on the wrong thing for prepping or “bugging out”. We were trained to have logistics, supply, and fight. If you go into one of these situations with that mindset, you will be carrying way too much stuff. Following my time in the Ranger Regiment and as a conventional sniper, I started knocking out multi hundred mile treks around the United States. Dude, I ate so much humble pie from carrying too much weight and not understanding what it means to truly self support. In the military, you assume, “one is none and two is one”, meaning: you need to have redundancy in your gear. My pack for hiking the 800 mile Arizona Trail weighed about 22 pounds, 30 pounds when I had to walk 20 miles plus with no water points. I had a full kit: Bivy sleeping bag, water, filtration, and food for about five days. I covered +/- 30 miles a day for 40 days from the Mexican border to Utah. I experienced heat exhaustion and some gnarly foot injuries that I had to take care of out in the field. All this to say: you guys are carrying way too much stuff if you plan on walking 20 miles with no/little training. First: safest course of action for a lot of things is to stay in place. Here is a simple loadout for getting home if it’s 20 miles away: One Nalgene Bottle (everything in this kit goes inside the bottle when stored) -space blanket -Swiss Army knife -Cell phone charger pack -Ultra light rain jacket -Electrolytes -Antidiarrheal/ibuprofen (as long as you keep the water inside you you can probably make it home) -Sunscreen -Chapstick -2,000 calories -cheap sunglasses -headlamp -TP -aquamira tablets (chloranamine) -Collapsible pack (mystery ranch has a 19L) -compass (maybe) -if it’s winter time, obviously this list changes, you can fit one of those REI brand puffy jackets into pretty small spaces. Costco and farm supply stores have great gloves for $6 a set. That’s all you need to get home and walk 20 miles. Water is the most important thing. Water over a gun. Most people who serve in combat don’t actually shoot their weapon, every single one of them drinks water and goes to the bathroom. I’m all for prepping and being prepared - I know that I’m just some guy on the Internet but I have a lot of experience walking in and out of austere environments. On the tier list of things that you need, a firearm is pretty low - but probably still an essential item, if you know how to use it. If you’re looking for good shoes, I really like Hoka and Altras and for boots La Sportiva. You do not need three pocket knives and a Glock 19 with six mags and a plate carrier to get home when you live in rural Virginia or wherever. If you can carry in your state, cool, then put a Glock +2 mags in a fanny pack. Hot take: Your cell phone has a compass that will work even without service, it also has a flashlight, those little battery banks are pretty valuable and while I do like analog - if you’re truly reducing weight, then use the device that you use every single day that works without fail for hundreds of days in a row. Your cell phone is durable, it’s probably the item that you use the most and drop and it gets wet and it still works every single day. I wouldn’t take my personal cell phone into a war, but we’re just talking about getting home. submitted by /u/FTWkansas to r/prepping [link] [comments]

With everything going on with gorlworld right now, I'm surprised Alex has the nerve to film this. Showing herself at Aldi putting her FOOD ADDICTION ON FULL DISPLAY!! Her excitement over food turned my stomach. The gasps & sound effects she made while showing all this junk food was disgusting. Looking at pastries, chocolate, donuts, oreos, pointing to things while drooling & salivating eww. This girl is 350lbs encouraging her viewers to eat this way, pointing to food & suggesting things to promote a EATING DISORDER. Then she buys all this garbage, which I know for a fact she left with double this amount, but didn't show it. A person doesn't get to Alex's size by having SELF CONTROL & willpower. She wants everyone to believe she's eating scrambled eggs & a "Built" protein bar meanwhile look at how BIG SHE IS!! This girl will NEVER succeed, this is so uncomfortable to watch. It's like seeing a drug addict use, just witnessing her literally GLUTTON HERSELF on camera & encouraging her audience to indulge & also "treat themselves" smh this is harmful & dangerous to promote. submitted by /u/MoveSuspicious2108 to r/alexandrarodriguez [link] [comments]