Blankets are expensive. So when you have several that have been "loved" by many a sticky child and a family pet, its not uncommon for those blankets to start to smell a bit, well, rank. And because they are not cheap by any means, you want to be able to wash and reuse your blankets until the threads bare and you are stuck with used hand cloths. Recently my normal regimen of original Tide (which is the best detergent for getting out stains) wasn't doing the trick for getting the stale smell out of my blankets. Then I received a $2 off coupon for Gain Fireworks. Because my youngest has broken out with using different scents, I went with the classic Gain fragrance. I have never smelled so much good in my blankets before. Now I am not afraid to let the boys cuddle up with the old blankets that have been put away in the top of the closet for fear they would make the kids smell bad. And now I don't have to buy new blankets for the house! 10/10 will buy again.

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