Here are some more usage precautions for blankets:
Avoid using the blanket as a makeshift tent or shelter, as it may not provide adequate protection from the elements and can become damaged.
Keep the blanket away from sharp objects or surfaces that may cause snags or tears, such as jewelry, zippers, or rough furniture.
Do not use the blanket as a substitute for proper medical care or treatment, as it may not provide adequate support or relief for certain conditions.
If using the blanket in a shared space or public area, ensure that it is clean and free from any allergens or irritants that may affect other people.
Avoid using the blanket if you have any open wounds or skin conditions, as it may increase the risk of infection.
If the blanket becomes wet or damp, allow it to air dry completely before using it again to avoid mold growth.
Do not use the blanket as a barrier between your skin and hazardous materials or chemicals, as it may not provide adequate protection.