Cozytek Luxurious Electric Throw Heated Throw Blanket, Large Soft Fleece Heated Blanket Throw, Large Heated Electric Blanket Overblanket with Timer 9 Control Heat Settings 180cmx130cm

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If you sleep with a partner, look into dual controls so you can each control your own side of the bed. Fleecy on one side, soft and smooth on the other, this Lakeland heated throw feels as cosy as can be. There are dual controls, which means you can govern the temperature on your side of the bed without interference from co-sleepers. With a fast heat-up time and nine comfort settings for greater control, this fantastic blanket only costs an amazingly low 2p an hour to run. These plug into the mains more often than not (although there are some battery-operated ones) and warm you up as you lie under them.

See how the running costs of an electric blanket compare to the cost of boiling your kettle for a hot water bottle in: Hot water bottle or electric blanket, what's best and cheapest for keeping you warm in bed. The wärmer electric heated throw has an LED detachable controller with 9 heat settings allowing you to control to your desired comfort temperature. The wires are very prominent in the blanket and it dies not wrap you in comfort it is ridged from the wires and in my opinion cheap.The electric blanket has six heat settings that cost between less than 1p and 8p per hour to use, and three timer options of one, three or nine hours. This extra-large size electric throw has been designed to deliver the cosiest, and most comfortable on the market but to also bring you this wärmer feeling. This polyester heated sheet features a plush, luxury soft finish and three heat settings that can heat up to 50ºC, ensuring you get the perfect temperature for a good night’s sleep. People who don’t like the constraints of heavy blankets should prefer this Cosi Home heated throw, which is thinner and more lightweight than others on this list.

The Cozytek Electric Blankets have a simple-to-use controller that makes it easy to get the perfect temperature with the heated blanket, offering 3 heat settings. It has a deep elasticated skirt, making it easy to fit, even to modern memory-foam mattresses, which tend to be deeper.

Safety-wise there is very little to worry about, but look out for British Electrotechnical Approvals Board (BEAB) approval. The traditional electric blanket – those that lie on your bed, warming it up – might evoke images of your nana in her nightgown, but, actually, they’re a very savvy choice that have been brought bang up to date and cost as little as 1p an hour to run. 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.

We bought another one for a present for another lady who visits her and she says it’s the best gift she has ever received! To test electric blankets and heated throws, we've designed a test that captures how quickly and evenly each blanket heats up. You might also want the option of a timer to help with energy saving (though electric blankets are pretty low cost to run). They’re perfect for snuggling up on the sofa or draping across your lap during the day whether you’re working from home or relaxing. If you’re after a mattress-protector-style electric blanket, the Dreamland snowed in could be ideal – it’s well-made, comes with dual controls and is easy to use.The best thing is the even warmth-distribution, right down to your feet (in fact it’s slightly warmer at that end), and the softness of the machine-washable fleece. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Wärmer offers superior quality with inspired premium bedding solutions to bring more comfort and warmth to people all over the world.

With a stitched stripe design and a lovely range of four color options to choose between, it’s as stylish as it is practical. It comes with safety overheat protection and a 3-hour auto shut off so you can use it throughout the night with peace of mind. Then, via the control pad (or your smart phone) you switch it on, and choose between heat settings and – on the better models – select a time.This blanket also costs around 1p to warm your bed (if you use it for two hours on the low setting). It’s thick and quilted, a bit like a mattress topper, which I found very cosy – although if you like a firm bed, it won’t be for you.