It's actually a paragraph, but whoever rewrites it to be better will get 10 points. -Thanks.A few moments passed and the echo of Jess faded. Max looked twenty feet in front of him. “It is Jess!” he shouted, running towards her.“Max, Sean!” She replied with relief, tired of carrying Miranda. “What happened to you guy's?” Miranda asked. “It's kinda complicated,” Sean replied.“Well, why don't we set up camp, and then you can explain everything,” Jess added, placing the blankets around the fire.Max smiled in new hope as him and his friends sat around the fire, enjoying the stories everyone had to say. “Sean, Thank you.”“No problem.”Max got up and walked over and took a seat next to Miranda. “How is that ankle of yours?” he asked.“It's getting better.”“I don't think I can carry you up the mountain.”She sighed. “I know. We're gonna have to figure that out.”“Tomorrow. Right now, we need to chill.”Miranda peered up towards the snowflakes. “Yeah literally,” she said with a grin. “Tomorrow.”
The label should tell you if its OK to wash in the machine
There should be a label on it to tell you how to care for it. I used to have one that was wash gentle cycle in an oversized washer (like at a laundromat). You can probably try that.
Emergency eye wash Hot hands 3. Listen to and follow all instructions 4. Alert teacher to any spills, breakages or injuries 5. No horseplay
You can wash it in the washer, but you NEED to do these steps, after you make sure there are no wires poking out of the blanket: 1. Let it soak for 10-20 minutes. (However long you want or think it smells.) 2. Let it wash for about five minutes, then turn the dial on to rinse, then spin cycle. 3. DO NOT throw it in the dryer, you MUST let it air dry. Otherwise it can cause a fire.
Dry Cleaners or at home dry cleaning system works too.
