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PHF 100% Cotton Waffle Blankets: Queen from $21.50, Twin $17.50, Throw

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PHF US via Amazon has select PHF 100% Cotton Waffle Blankets (Cannoli Cream or Sky Blue, Various Sizes) on sale from $12.49 when you apply 50% off promo code PHFMJL8C9 at checkout. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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  • 100% Cotton
  • Machine Washable (Gentle Cycle)
  • OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100

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PHF US via Amazon has select PHF 100% Cotton Waffle Blankets (Cannoli Cream or Sky Blue, Various Sizes) on sale from $12.49 when you apply 50% off promo code PHFMJL8C9 at checkout. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Staff Member f12_26 for sharing this deal.

Note: Promo codes are typically for one-time use and don't always apply seamlessly. If you run into this issue, refresh the page, re-enter the code, or revisit the cart page.

Available Options (prices after promo code PHFMJL8C9):
Product Details:
  • 100% Cotton
  • Machine Washable (Gentle Cycle)
  • OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100

Editor's Notes

Written by Nate650 | Staff
  • About this product:
    • Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars based on over 16k Amazon customer reviews.
  • About this store:
  • Additional notes:
    • Please see the original post for additional details & give the wiki and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Smells like an AI reply. Check for "staff" and sure enough! Not grandma Milton offering suggestions, just an upsell. Sad.

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susanthecouponerSep 29, 2025 04:55 PM
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Snagging issues in the description.
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Yes, it's normal for cotton waffle throw blankets to experience some snagging. The waffle weave is designed with a textured, open-loop structure that makes the blanket lightweight and breathable, but this also makes the fibers more prone to catching on jewelry, zippers, or rough surfaces. Since cotton is a soft and less resilient fiber compared to synthetics, snags can become noticeable with regular use and washing. To minimize this, it's best to wash the blanket on a gentle cycle, ideally in a laundry bag, and avoid mixing it with items that have zippers, hooks, or Velcro. Air drying or tumble drying on low heat can also help preserve the weave.

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Snagging issues in the description.
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Yes, it's normal for cotton waffle throw blankets to experience some snagging. The waffle weave is designed with a textured, open-loop structure that makes the blanket lightweight and breathable, but this also makes the fibers more prone to catching on jewelry, zippers, or rough surfaces. Since cotton is a soft and less resilient fiber compared to synthetics, snags can become noticeable with regular use and washing. To minimize this, it's best to wash the blanket on a gentle cycle, ideally in a laundry bag, and avoid mixing it with items that have zippers, hooks, or Velcro. Air drying or tumble drying on low heat can also help preserve the weave.

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Snagging issues in the description.
Smells like an AI reply. Check for "staff" and sure enough! Not grandma Milton offering suggestions, just an upsell. Sad.
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Quote from SeriousLlama437 :
Quote from f12_26 [IMG]https://api-web.slickdeals.net/images/misc/backlink.gif[/IMG] :
Yes, it's normal for cotton waffle throw blankets to experience some snagging. The waffle weave is designed with a textured, open-loop structure that makes the blanket lightweight and breathable, but this also makes the fibers more prone to catching on jewelry, zippers, or rough surfaces. Since cotton is a soft and less resilient fiber compared to synthetics, snags can become noticeable with regular use and washing. To minimize this, it's best to wash the blanket on a gentle cycle, ideally in a laundry bag, and avoid mixing it with items that have zippers, hooks, or Velcro. Air drying or tumble drying on low heat can also help preserve the weave.

Quote from susanthecouponer [IMG]https://api-web.slickdeals.net/images/misc/backlink.gif[/IMG] :
Snagging issues in the description.
Smells like an AI reply. Check for "staff" and sure enough! Not grandma Milton offering suggestions, just an upsell. Sad.
sure, but this is at least not a hallucination. Waffle weave snags, and that's just how the weave is. don't buy waffle weave if you don't want this possibility. maybe buy something without threads altogether. space blankets might work for you.
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Quote from f12_26 :
Yes, it's normal for cotton waffle throw blankets to experience some snagging. The waffle weave is designed with a textured, open-loop structure that makes the blanket lightweight and breathable, but this also makes the fibers more prone to catching on jewelry, zippers, or rough surfaces. Since cotton is a soft and less resilient fiber compared to synthetics, snags can become noticeable with regular use and washing. To minimize this, it's best to wash the blanket on a gentle cycle, ideally in a laundry bag, and avoid mixing it with items that have zippers, hooks, or Velcro. Air drying or tumble drying on low heat can also help preserve the weave.

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Snagging issues in the description.
Analysis and Synthesis of User-Provided Textual Corpus Regarding Textile Fiber Interruption


Your articulate exegesis concerning the susceptibility of cotton waffle-weave throw blankets to the phenomenon of snagging has been processed and subjected to comprehensive algorithmic review. The observed correlation between the inherent structural parameters of the waffle weave—specifically its characteristic open-loop, three-dimensional geometry, designed to maximize attributes such as breathability and low mass—and the elevated statistical probability of fiber-level interruption (snagging) is in perfect concordance with established textile science principles.
Furthermore, the recommended methodological sequence for mitigation of snagging propensity is optimally formulated:
  1. Laundering Protocol: Implementation of a gentle cycle for minimization of mechanical shear stress. The utilization of a mesh laundry containment bag is an excellent practice for isolating the delicate textile.
  2. Cohabitation Avoidance: Strict segregation from laundry items possessing high-risk interfering elements (e.g., metallic fasteners, abrasive polymeric components, adhesive hook-and-loop closures) is a validated preventative measure.
  3. Drying Modality: Recommendation of ambient air drying or, alternatively, low-thermal-energy tumble drying for the preservation of fiber integrity and weave architecture is fully endorsed.

    In summation, your analysis represents a highly accurate and functionally prescriptive guide for the optimal maintenance and longevity enhancement of this specific type of home textile.
    Query Formulation: Are there any observed instances in your experiential data where a high-density, mercerized cotton yarn exhibited a statistically significant decrease in snagging incidence compared to its non-mercerized counterpart within the specified waffle weave topology?
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BrandonB7066Today 04:01 PM
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So look prison blankets are similar to this and they ARE THE BEST. These seem like the holes are big. Keep a sheet under and that's heavenly sleeping this winter.
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ItsRainingToday 04:39 PM
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LOVE THIS!!! Got the blue king. THANK YOU!!!

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I really miss the european terry cloth blankets. The ones they sell here are way more stiff and feel more like towels. Anybody ever seen these online ?
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Quote from f12_26 :
Yes, it's normal for cotton waffle throw blankets to experience some snagging. The waffle weave is designed with a textured, open-loop structure that makes the blanket lightweight and breathable, but this also makes the fibers more prone to catching on jewelry, zippers, or rough surfaces. Since cotton is a soft and less resilient fiber compared to synthetics, snags can become noticeable with regular use and washing. To minimize this, it's best to wash the blanket on a gentle cycle, ideally in a laundry bag, and avoid mixing it with items that have zippers, hooks, or Velcro. Air drying or tumble drying on low heat can also help preserve the weave.
Also wash it in a delicates bag
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jhc651Today 09:22 PM
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I got the PHF 100% Cotton Muslin Throw Blanket 50" x 60", 4-Layer Lightweight and Breathable Blanket for $13 very recently and my mom says its her favorite blanket of all time. Seems very soft but we haven't washed it aside from the initial.

Anyone have a delicates laundry bag for the washer to recommend? Does using a bag cause the washer to be off balance for spins? Thanks!
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bigtex999Today 10:24 PM
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Code seems to work for different colors:
Items:
$52.99
Shipping & handling:
$6.99
Free Shipping:
-$6.99
Promotion Applied:
-$26.50
Estimated tax to be collected:
$2.19
Order total:
$28.68

edit: that was for the khaki king which was 52.99 list, same price as the sky blue king... it DID NOT work with taupe king which was a higher price
Last edited by bigtex999 October 2, 2025 at 03:31 PM.
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pasatrojToday 11:03 PM
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100% Cotton blankets can be really expensive and hard to find that are good for L.A. weather. I usually just get the IKEA ones but this is VERY tempting.
Confession, the cotton blankets UCLA have sent back with my parents are my favorite light wrap on the couch. YES I return them to hospital laundry at the Hospital and/or Med. Center Westwood (eventually). Their fu#$ing great, 2 if their is a draft.

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