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Pros: Dual control, tactile control buttons, stays warm for a while, overheat protection and safe for all-night use Before washing, the connector cables should be disconnected. Depending on its design, the blanket can then be put in the washing machine as it is, or else a top layer can be unzipped from the part with the wires on. Even better, this heated blanket is super energy efficient to run. You can heat your bed for as little as 5p* per hour for a comfortable sleep when the nights turn cold. Most modern electric blankets – and each one we tested here – can be machine-washed and some can even be tumble-dried. DUAL CONTROL – Dual controls let both people choose a temperature that’s perfect for them so that everyone gets a good nights rest
HEAT SETTINGS – 6 heat settings and the auto shut-off will turn your blanket off after 10 hours, just in case you forget There’s a choice of 6 heat settings to help you find your optimum temperature, as well as an LED display for easy programming. The auto shut-off will turn your blanket off after 10 hours, just in case you forget and to ensure a sounder night’s sleep. Plus, there is a handy beep when the blanket is turned on, off and at each heat setting change to maximise your awareness and safety.
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Electric blankets may help you save money on your gas bill by heating just your bed instead of the whole bedroom. This blanket comes fitted with secure ties, an extra-long 2m power cord and removable control. The blanket is machine washable at 40°c for easy maintenance, and should always be air dried, not tumble dried. MACHINE WASHABLE: Machine washable at 40°c, simply disconnect the control and follow the instructions provided. It also has a skirt fastening instead of strap, enabling it to be fitted snugly all the way around, with perfectly placed holes for the cables to slot through.
It’s simple but effective, heating up in about 30 minutes and staying warm until we’d dropped off to sleep, and we liked the raised marking on the controls (useful for when fumbling in the dark to switch it off).It’s also potentially the most cost-effective of the lot, with Silentnight claiming this costs just 1p in electricity to heat up your bed. Scottish Highlands & Islands postcodes: AB, FK, HS, IV, KA, KW, PA, PH, ZE, LL58-LL78, IM, TR, PO30-41 Unlike electric throws, which are designed to be laid on top of the bed or snuggled up with on the sofa, electric blankets lay flat on your bed underneath your sheet. They contain lots of thin wires inside the fabric; the blanket is then connected to the mains electricity to gently heat up the entire bed. Electric blankets are widely available to buy in plenty of high street stores and online, from homeware retailers and department stores, and even pharmacies such as B o ots.
We also found that the cable connector fell in an awkward position on the blanket, sitting either under our pillow or under our feet, and we could feel it when lying down. The remote controls feel high quality, and function-wise, there are a ton of functions: dual control, separate zones for the body and feet, nine heat settings and four timer settings. Even better, this heated blanket is super energy efficient to run. You can heat your bed for as little as 3p* per hour for a comfortable sleep when the nights turn cold. WITH nights getting increasingly darker and colder, electric blankets are a popular way to stay warm at night and the best ones may also save you money on your heating bill. Whether you’re searching for an electric blanket for yourself, our single electric blankets are ideal. If you’re sharing with a significant other, our double electrical blankets and king-size electric blankets allow for extra sharing space, allowing you both to keep warm and cosy. Find your ideal electric blanket with Robert Dyas.SLEEP SAFE: This electric blanket features overheat protection and is BEAB approved for added peace of mind. There are only three temperature settings, but level two was comfortable on milder nights, while level three was nice and toasty, and it heated up well in half an hour. We would have liked timer and auto shut-off functions, although it does come with ‘overheat protection’. YEAR GUARANTEE - This blanket comes with a free one-year manufacturer guarantee. A free second-year guarantee is available upon registering your product
Anything of a nature that for hygiene or associated health and safety - this includes the Outdoor Spas, Mattresses and Divan Sets If it’s high temperatures you’re after, it doesn’t get much toastier than this teddy fleece one from Dreamland – even level 3 out of 6 was warmer than most others we tested. Some might find it a little too sweaty, but it can also be reversed, and the polyester side used in warmer months. Cons: Doesn’t cover the whole mattress, no dual control, no timer or auto shut-off, can feel cable connector while sleepingSLEEP SAFE: This electric blanket features overheat protection and is BEAB approved for added peace of mind Even better, this heated blanket is super energy efficient to run. You can heat your bed for as little as 4p* per hour for a comfortable sleep when the nights turn cold. On cold winter evenings, stay warm with a cosy heated blanket. Whether you’re cuddling up on the sofa whilst watching your favourite film or are keeping your bed warm until you’re ready to call it a night, an electric blanket is a great addition. Not only are they ideal for keeping warm but they are extremely energy efficient. Save on heating bills with your new heated blanket, as rather than heating your entire home, you can heat select areas. A fairly standard design, with corner straps, three heat settings and made from a quilted polyester material (great if you find that the fleecy fabrics make you feel too clammy).
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