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We first asked Mumsnet users the heated throws they recommend, recruiting our Voices Panel to give their feedback on everything from ease of use and cleaning, features, design, and how warm and cosy each blanket was. Heat-up time We attach temperature sensors to six different locations on each electric blanket or heated throw and record how quickly each blanket heats up over a 20-minute period. Changes To This AgreementWe reserve the right, at our sole discretion, to modify or replace these Terms and Conditions by posting the updated terms on the Site. While Lucy chose the small one and found it was just right for her, Briony wished she had sized up: "The only thing I'd change is to make it bigger, I wish now I'd bought the bigger version. I found level 5 was comfortable and anything higher was too hot currently, but I did venture to level 9 and it’s good to know there is more heat available when the temperatures drop.
This blanket would be ideal for an older person, such as my 86-year-old dad, as it’s not heavy to lift or when it’s lying on your legs, you don’t need a degree in engineering to operate it and it has a large, clean LCD.If we are unable to resolve the issue for you with replacement parts or a full replacement, we will arrange free collection of the item and issue you a full refund. The controls are straight forward and to be honest, it’s plenty warm at around 5 due to the materials used on both sides of the blanket being a higher pile. I have a Dreamland heated electric mattress topper having previously had an electric underblanket and overblanket. Briony also found it was easy to set up initially: "The instructions are clear and simple, not that you really need them as the controls are so simple. To help you save even more money, we’ve sourced the best electric blankets deals to snap up right now.
Use it as a throw, to keep you warm, just sitting on the sofa, set the central heating to low and enjoy a toasty winter, without the big bills. Machine-Wash-able â¶ï You can detach the cord and wash this blanket by hand or by machine by following the guide on User Manual. Crafted from a soft flannel and sherpa fleece, it has a two-sided design for extra comfort, and there's a choice of three sizes and four colours to choose between. Cosy, insulating and safe to use (most have an auto shut-off function), these heated throws come in a whole host of colours, fabrics, sizes and styles.A heated throw with a difference – this one has sleeves so you wear it and it also has a foot pouch to snuggle your feet in for extra warmth. This navy-blue electric blanket from Dreams comes with nine heat settings that you can swap between using a controller that can be detached, for ease. However, with the ongoing cost of living crisis and news energy bills will rise again in January, it's not just warmth and comfort at the forefront of many people's minds – efficiency is now high on the list too.
The Sun", "Sun", "Sun Online" are registered trademarks or trade names of News Group Newspapers Limited. While testing, we found big differences in how quickly and evenly electric blankets and heated throws heat up, how much energy they use and how quickly they change temperature when you make an adjustment. There's six settings to choose between so there's plenty of range, though we found the highest settings were actually a little too hot! Additionally, some throws have more even heat distribution than others across more of the blanket; while with some, the warmth is concentrated in the centre.
The CozyMate electric blanket comes in three colours - grey, brown or pink - and also offers nine heat settings and a timer for up to nine hours via an "easy to use controller".
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