Wool blanket

A wool blanket refers to a blanket made of wool. Wool blankets have good breathability; when a person lies on it, the gaps between the fibers on the wool side create a layer of air flow, providing an ideal constant temperature for the body during sleep, which helps improve sleep quality. They are warm, as wool is recognized as an insulating material due to its thermal and breathable properties, not only keeping warm but also regulating temperature. They are moisture-resistant; wool has a tubular structure, allowing it to absorb moisture from humid air. They have health benefits; the warmth, breathability, and moisture resistance of wool can have a good therapeutic effect on patients with arthritis and rheumatism. Additionally, the thick wool has rich elasticity, and the soft and fluffy surface can disperse the pressure on the body's skin, especially on bony protrusions. When the body weight shifts, it has a certain massage effect, stimulating capillaries and improving blood circulation in the skin, which can alleviate muscle fatigue and joint pain. The gaps between the fibers can absorb and diffuse sweat and oil excreted from the skin, aiding in skin metabolism and enhancing resistance to skin diseases. Lastly, the decorative aspect of wool is notable; the bright patterns and colors of wool fabric have strong decorative qualities, making furniture appear luxurious and elegant. The use of wool in homes has become a modern trend in home decor.