Navaris Electric Blanket with Sleeves - Adult Heated Wearable Soft Plush Fleece Throw with Adjustable Heat and Auto Shut Off Timer - Blue w/ Pocket

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Easy to use: elastic bands allow to fix the heated blanket to the mattress, keep it firmly in place all night long. From super-king size electric blankets and Dreamland heated throws to heated ponchos, our selection of high-quality and reliable heated blankets and throws can you warm in bed and on the sofa no matter how bad the weather outside. As the colder weather officially begins to settle in, many of us might be on the lookout for some cosy products to help keep ourselves warm.

what's more, it has a built-in overheat protection function, which not only saves electricity but is also very safe to use.One side of the bed could be heated up for our tester who prefers toastier temperatures, while the tester who prefers a cooler setting could keep their side on low or even turn off the heat altogether. from 1 to 9, h is the 10th highest level (reaches 36°c in 10mins and up to 50°c at maximum "h" level). Testing was carried out by a couple who are famously hard to please, and prefer different temperatures when it comes to drifting off to sleep.

you can enjoy double faced super soft blanket textures, with flannel fleece on one side and luxury sherpa fleece on the other side. The heating element runs through the body of the blanket, while the sleeves make sure the blanket stays on and keeps your arms warm too.If you have a partner who runs at a different temperature from you, an electric blanket with dual controls might be essential for harmonious sleeping. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

The timer is a massive help as I tend to doze off after a long day with this blanket on, keeps me from overheating. Some mention that it is very large and comfortable, while others say that it's cheaply made and doesn't fit. We found this helpful if we were settling down for a movie night or using it during the day while we worked. This is great if you want it in the car, or the seat you want to use it on is just a bit too far from a plug socket. 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.

And costing pennies to run, it’s an economical alternative to using the central heating just to warm the bed up.