Will a somewhat thick blanket keep the smell in if I hotbox it?

That won't work go & smoke outside like a responsible adult.

 

Depends on one crucial condition...is this said blanket thicker than say...a snicker?

If yes, then no.
If no, then no.

 

Whatever is in a 5 foot radius will reek multiple hotbox experiences. Try blunts effects though


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The smell is very strong and the blankets keep the smells very good. The main problem why blankets keep the smells so well is because they never exit the house and stay on the bed. If I feel that one of my weighted blankets is smelling I wash it in my washing machine. The main problem is that blankets are big and it takes all the space in the washing machine and also it is drying very slow. Also, some blankets can be destroyed a little bit while washing. It can become smaller, the colors can become uglier, It also isn't so soft after washing and also it can break the material.

 

Of course it's gonna smell. lol It's fabric and will retain the smell for a while. Do what Brewns said, go outside and smoke like a responsible person would, just as if you were puffing on some tobacco.

 

It's better to avoid natural fabrics if you hotbox. Cotton or wool will keep the smell of weed. Sometimes you need to wash your blankets several times with a fabric softener to get rid of that smell. I suggest you buy a cheap synthetic blanket for hotboxing. You can easily then throw it away. Once I used a weighted blanket I had got on https://sommio.co.uk/KnittedWeightedBlanket. I tried to wash it several times, but nothing helped. I also couldn’t give it to dry cleaning because of the smell. I had to throw it away and get a new one. Sadly, they are not cheap. However, now I don’t hotbox using stuff I can’t throw away.

 

Yep. Though some Febreeze could always cure that.