🧶 Grey Rothco Wool Blanket - 70% Wool Content Review

Mine didn't smell like anything strange. I washed and dried it before use and it really shed. lose a lot. After that, it's softer than any wool blanket I can remember. It's heavier than it looks, heavier than I expected. It really keeps you warm. I recommend, I will buy again.

I'm only writing this review because I couldn't find the link when I wanted to buy more of these as gifts. This blanket is very warm and very compact when folded. Very good for vacationers like me and my brothers. Now that I have the link I will be purchasing them as planned gifts for my brothers. Great blanket. Very warm. It folds up a bit.

I have nothing negative to say about this duvet. That's more than I expected. It seems thick enough and strong enough for its price. The exit is fine. The material corresponds to the description. Other reviewers have mentioned the smell. Yes. He has a scent. In fact, it's the exact same smell as the Army/Navy stores I bought my camping gear from when I was a scout. It's not bad.

I constantly meet negative reviews about the rigidity of this cover. When I bought the "rescue" blanket, I needed a thick, hard blanket, perhaps for a rescue or emergency vehicle evacuation. Something to throw at a stranded victim before breaking the glass to protect them from lacerations. I have a feeling this blanket will do the job. Otherwise yes, it is quite warm and perfect for an emergency in the car. The label says it's 30% wool.

I keep seeing negative reviews about the firmness of this duvet. When I bought the "rescue" blanket, I needed a thick, hard blanket, perhaps for a rescue or emergency vehicle evacuation. Something to throw at a stranded victim before breaking the glass to protect them from lacerations. I have a feeling this blanket will do the job. Otherwise yes, it is quite warm and perfect for an emergency in the car. The label says it's 30% wool.

This review is on a product, not a seller. The item was received safe and sound by the seller. The blanket had a nasty (chemical) smell, so despite the label saying dry clean only, I tossed it in the washing machine as I often do with woolens. I washed quickly (less time) in cold water and on the gentle cycle. A lot of fluffy wool came out. It was a mess to clean the washing machine. After hanging to dry, the lint was still there. It didn't shrink, looked normal but when I put it on all the…

Okay, first off, they're not exactly grey. They're a mix of navy blue and gray with other colors scattered randomly across the fabric and to be honest, they look a bit sloppy. But overall I don't care. As other people have mentioned, it smells pretty bad when you first open it. Hang it on a rope to air out for a few days and you'll be fine. It's also a bit greasy, and I'm pretty sure it's a FR coating. But here's the problem for me: the quilt didn't feel like a quilt made primarily of wool. It…