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Cat General => General Cat Chat => Topic started by: Leanne on October 21, 2009, 16:04:34 PM
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I recently brought a slanket :evillaugh:, (a blanket with arms) and I love it but I think Jess loves it as much as I do :Luv2:
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Oh arnt you lucky, Jess as a hot water bottle too! :Luv2: :hug:
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:evillaugh: A wotit :evillaugh: I've never heard of one of those before :-[
Anyway, Jess looks lovely on your slanket :Luv2: :Luv2:
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never heard of one either but it sounds like I need one! I'm with Jess!!
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http://www.theslanket.com/#
They are brilliant, I got mine from QVC
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Sounds like something i have - a dressing gown :rofl:
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Sounds like something i have - a dressing gown :rofl:
:rofl: :rofl: its better than a dressing gown :rofl: :rofl: much longer and I can pull the boys around on the bottom of it :P
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how have I not seen that - I've got the brown furry blanket from qvc!
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:P Il stick with an extra long dressing gown, that microfleece is a butter to defluff and i suffer with static if it gets tumbled :( i do like the skull and crossbones one tho
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I was going to buy one, but only grey and dark brown and that I find :sick:
There should be new ones coming in another shop in a few days.
Some fleece attracts hair more than other, I use them for the dogs in the car and wash them so often, they stay nice. But I have one that looks like it is at least 100 years old.
The softer they are, the less hair that sticks on and easier to get off too.
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If you are good father christmas might bring you one of these to go with it :evillaugh:
£30 in Argos ;)
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Sounds like something i have - a dressing gown :rofl:
:rofl: :rofl: I thought that when I saw the piccy too :rofl:
It does look veeery cosy though ;D
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If you are good father christmas might bring you one of these to go with it :evillaugh:
Don't laugh, but I actually do want one of those! If my feet get cold, they stay cold all night and my toes cramp up :shy:
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Sounds like something i have - a dressing gown :rofl:
:rofl: :rofl: its better than a dressing gown :rofl: :rofl: much longer and I can pull the boys around on the bottom of it :P
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
Jess looks adorable on it by the way :Luv2: :Luv2: :Luv2:
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If you are good father christmas might bring you one of these to go with it :evillaugh:
£30 in Argos ;)
:wow: what more could one want :rofl:
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If you are good father christmas might bring you one of these to go with it :evillaugh:
£30 in Argos ;)
Is that the left boot or right one I wonder! :rofl: :hug:
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Maybe a hat to go with your new outfit? :evillaugh: :rofl: :hug:
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Serious slanket question
How tall are you Leanne? I've just seen a Youtube clip with Bruce Willis on the website you linked to and it looks mahoosively long. I'm only 5'3" so am thinking the travel slanket might be better to ask Father Christmas for?
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Mark I would love one of those seriously :evillaugh: I am the coldest person in the world and with a North facing lounge and radiators not big enough for the room hubby is happy to let me have whatever I want to stay warm :Crazy: instead of listen to my moaning :evillaugh:
Helen - funny I was moaning about it last night, I'm 5'9" and its REALLY long on me, a bit too long to walk around in to be honest. But if it means I can sit on the sofa, with hands out to knit and still be warm I'm happy (I can't believe i wrote that and I'm only 29 :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:)
The fleece is really good quality, in fact Jess has sat on my lap for the past 3 nights I've used it and there has been no hair left on it, I also suspect his been sleeping on it during the day. Where as my £5 primark blanket is disgusting it has so much hair stuck to it I think I could get another cat out of it.
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If you are good father christmas might bring you one of these to go with it :evillaugh:
Don't laugh, but I actually do want one of those! If my feet get cold, they stay cold all night and my toes cramp up :shy:
My nan used to love hers, its was fab, and kept feet warm. My sister inherited it due to cold footsies. So no jokes :slap:
;)
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Easily ci=onfused today........sigh
What are the last posts talking about ......is it this slanket?
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Talking about the foot warmer Mark posted - you'll see if you scroll down ;D
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Ahhhh right ;D
:thanks:
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Helen - funny I was moaning about it last night, I'm 5'9" and its REALLY long on me, a bit too long to walk around in to be honest. But if it means I can sit on the sofa, with hands out to knit and still be warm I'm happy (I can't believe i wrote that and I'm only 29 :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:)
On the site I was looking at it said the travel slanket was: As cosy as the standard Slanket, it’s just a few inches shorter but then the diemnsions are smaller all round - will have to measure myself later but I think the big ones will be too big for me.
Slanket Dimensions:
* Slanket (overall size) - approximately 152.4cm(W) x 241.3cm(L)
* Large loose sleeves - approximately 71.1cm x 34.3cm
Travel Slanket Dimensions:
* Slanket (overall size) - approximately 147cm(W) x 168cm(L)
* Large loose sleeves - approximately 57cm x 25cm
They do a 'double slanket' too!
http://www.firebox.com/product/2249/The-Slanket?via=ser
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Just wondering whether my mother would like one for Christmas cos suire she has not heard of them before either.
How to you get into them?
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I was thinking the same for my mum Gill! I'd probably go to qvc like Leanne, I use them a fair bit anyway
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How do you get into them....over head?
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Just wondering whether my mother would like one for Christmas cos suire she has not heard of them before either.
How to you get into them?
A colleague and I got them from QVC but I think if you google slanket it should come up. But I guess QVC are fairly trustworthy ;)
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How do you get into them....over head?
Now this confused me, you don't :evillaugh:, you put your arms into it like you do at the hairdressers with their cape things .
But I guess you could put it on like a coat too and wrap it rounds yourself ;).
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thats better than getting lost over head LOL
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thats better than getting lost over head LOL
:rofl: :rofl: