Hillington Heated Electric Throw Over Blanket in Warm Grey – Soft Micro Fleece Throw with 6 Adjustable Heat Settings 160x130cm - Easy Digital Hand Controller and 9 Hour Timer - Machine Washable

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There's often some confusion between heated throws and heated blankets. Whilst electric blankets are predominantly used as bedding, heated throws are used in other parts of the home. Cost per hour is based on using the blanket on its highest setting because, following our testing, we think that this is the setting you're more likely to use. The electric blankets we've tested Temperature settings: Look for adjustable heat settings so you can get the most out of your blanket – some options have as many as 10 different settings! Bear in mind that it does often cost more to run a blanket on the higher settings, so it's a good idea to opt for one with good range. With many years of experience as a content and copywriter for her family business Urban Media Publishing, Gemma has written articles and blogs on travel, the outdoor industry, parenting and finance.

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Last year, energy prices surged dramatically, and with the cost of living crisis, everyone’s bills went through the roof. With winter just around the corner again, many people are looking for ways to stay warm while keeping the heating off, and Mumsnet users swear by the best heated throws as a potential solution. Along with other ideas like using the best hot water bottle and wearing the cosiest women's slippers, these electric throws focus on heating the person and not the room to stave off the cold. And while they can be pricey initially, some throws cost from as little as 1p a night to run. How we tested the best heated throw Our Luxury Heated Throw helps to keep you extra cosy and warm over the colder months whilst you relax. The super soft fleece provides extra cosiness, whilst the 3 heat settings allow you to choose a temperature that is just right for you. A cosy night in is just minutes away! With its Ultra Soft Touch Micro Fleece Material and rich & luxurious Grey Colour, the Heated Electric Over Blanket is just the thing for those cold evenings when you want to just snuggle up on the sofa or settle down in bed for the night. The Heated Electric Over Blanket is one of the most advanced heated throws on the market with its easy-to-use digital control. With an Ultra Fast heat-up time and a choice of 6 different heat settings, the Heated Electric Over Blanket will have you snuggled up at the perfect temperature (between 30 and 50C) in no time at all. The adjustable digital timer function can be set to automatically switch off after your preferred length of time (from 1 to 9 hours) for your complete peace of mind. Cost per hour is based on using the blanket on its highest setting because, following our testing, we think that this is the setting you're more likely to use. The heated throws we've tested It's been such a cold winter this year and this heated throw is just what you need to heat yourself instead of the whole room. Economical to run too.Have had other similar products with poor heat. Very pleased with this one. The heat range is just right. With its Ultra Soft Touch Micro Fleece Material and rich & luxurious 3 Colour, the Heated Electric Over Blanket is just the thing for those cold evenings when you want to just snuggle up on the sofa or settle down in bed for the night. The Mia & Coco Electric Heated Throw is perfect for people who prefer a lightweight blanket with a smooth texture; faux fur and velvet aren’t for everyone. It’s crafted from soft flannel with a cosy sherpa fleece lining. You can choose to have either side against your skin, and it’s lovely and warm even when switched off – you won't need to bundle up in the best thermals for women when you're wrapped up in this. A perfect option for those who need a bit of extra heat while still having full use of their arms and hands, this cleverly designed Lakeland Heated Poncho fills a gap in the market between a humble heated throw and a blanket hoodie. With detachable controls for ease of use (and peace of mind if you're handling a steaming mug of tea), this poncho is one of the most practical options on our list. Heat distribution Using the six temperature sensors, we record how evenly each blanket heats up. Most heat up evenly, but some have irregular hot and cold spots.

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With the completely detachable easy-to-use digital control, the Heated Electric Over Blanket is machine washable at 40C, meaning that your throw always looks great. The Heated Electric Over Blanket is perfect for helping those who suffer from arthritis and circulation problems as it provides a gentle, soothing and therapeutic heat whenever you require it, or just for snuggling up on those cold winter nights. The Heated Electric Over Blanket is CE certified, RoHS Compliant to the highest UK standards and is also equipped with both an Overheat Protection System and Automatic Safety Shut Off for your complete peace of mind. The Heated Electric Over Blanket is the perfect gift for your loved ones.

If you are feeling a little chilly but want to save on your heating bills, the Energy Electric Over Blanket instead? With running costs from as little as 1p per hour, it is the perfect economical alternative to running an expensive central heating system In many adverts for electric blankets or heated throws, manufacturers claim that blankets cost 'pennies to run', but what does this actually mean? As part of our test, we washed and tumbled dried each of the blankets five times after testing, and then conducted a full electricity safety test. All the blankets passed. Dates tested: August 2023 and October 2022. We're not able to show every retailer and cheaper prices may be available. If you're worrying about your children staying well this winter, then it's understandable that you might be considering allowing them to get under your heated throw. These blankets are perfectly safe for children to use under supervision, but they're not recommended for under fives. They're also not safe for children to sleep with, as they should always be supervised when using a heated throw. How we chose the best heated throw