vidaXL Weighted Blanket Blue 122x183 cm 5 kg Fabric

vidaXL Weighted Blanket Blue 122x183 cm 5 kg Fabric

Marsoni

M251S

$98.30

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vidaXL Weighted Blanket Blue 122x183 cm 5 kg FabricProblems sleeping at night? This weighted blanket is the perfect sleeping help. This blanket gives a soft and comfortable pressure that helps your body and mind to find the rest it needs. Comfortable fabric: The fabric features a simple and clean look, and is breathable and durable. One side of this quilt blanket is made of short floss fabric and the other side is made of brushed fabric. Hypoallergenic filling: The blanket is filled with a combination

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012