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Lightweight Hospital Bath Blanket 70x90, 1.4 lb Unbleached Cotton

Product ID: B00J7TSG7O Condition: New

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Lightweight Hospital Bath Blanket 70x90, 1.4 lb Unbleached Cotton

LIGHTWEIGHT INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN — At just 1.4 lb, this bath blanket is the lightest in the family — ideal for facilities needing economical coverage without sacrificing quality. Perfect for high-turnover use in hospitals, shelters, dialysis centers, and long-term care.
82% COTTON / 18% POLYESTER BLEND — Balances softness with durability. Withstands institutional washing cycles at high temperatures while retaining shape, color, and comfort wash after wash.
UNBLEACHED FOR SENSITIVE SETTINGS — Natural unbleached finish reduces chemical exposure for patients with sensitivities. No harsh whitening agents — just clean, functional textile for clinical use.
USED AS A SHEET BLANKET — At 1.4 lb, this blanket layers like a top sheet without the bulk. Used by facilities as a bath blanket, patient sheet cover, recovery wrap, and utility blanket — all from one SKU.
FACILITIES TRUSTED — Designed for volume purchasing by procurement teams. Lightestweight option in our 70x90 bath blanket family. Pairs well with our 1.75 lb blanket for mixed-weight facility programs.

Linteum Textile Supply brand Bath Blankets provide the comfort and warmth you need after a bath or shower. Longlasting & economical, our Bath Blankets are ideal for a variety of needs. Residents, patients, and caregivers will appreciate the extra warmth and privacy provided by our bathing blankets.

PLEASE NOTE: Those blankets are lightweight and thin hospital bath blankets. Hospitals use them e.g. to give a bed bath to patients. They keep the blanket over the person during the bath to keep him warm and pull the blanket back while you wash, and cover when you are done. Some hospitals warm them up. They are not designed to be used as a spread blankets.