Single Electric Blanket Single Control Waterproof Fitted Heated Mattress Cover Underblanket 150×75cm

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Given the current economic climate, it’s understandable that you may be looking for more cost-effective ways to stay warm and save on your heating bill. Electric blankets can come in handy here, as they're becoming increasingly more energy efficient. If you are ever in doubt about how to wash an electric blanket, it is best not to risk it. Just hand wash or take it to a professional cleaner for service. The problem here is whether the heat from the electric blanket will be reduced by the protective layer above, if it is then you might want to place the electric blanket on top, but of course then the electric blanket itself isn't protected from moisture, perspiration and other bodily fluids but modern electric blankets are a lot safer than they used to b, but even so do you really want to be lying on top of an electrical device that is connected to your electricity supply, that might become wet? The first is our Allergon Waterproof Mattress Protector, the second is our EcoSleep Waterproof Mattress Protector. The only difference between the two is that Allergon uses a cotton terry upper surface which is soft and absorbant. EcoSleep has a flat woven surface, like a normal fitted sheet so can be slept directly on, this surface is made from Tencel a natural fibre that is stronger, softer and much more absorbant than cotton. You can see them both using the links below. The Sunbeam Sleep Perfect Super King Bed Wool Fleece Heated Blanket is ideal for those who want a luxurious and comfortable sleeping experience during the colder months. This blanket is made from 100% Australian wool fleece and a polyester base, making it one of the most comfortable electric blankets on the market.

Linen House King Bed Electric Wool Blanket Buy at Appliances Online The best electric blankets in AustraliaEach electric blanket comes with its own thermostat control so that you can adjust the temperature to your individual needs. Many models also have dual controllers, allowing 2 people in a bed or on a couch to regulate their own temperatures at the same time. Be sure to read all product instructions and safety warnings before using an electric blanket.

Unplug blankets before you get into bed, unless it has a thermostat control for safe all-night use. Do not leave your child in a bed with an electric blanket on high as they may overheat without you realising. Choose a low or medium setting instead. If you find that your electric blanket has stopped working, then do not use it. Let it dry out completely before using it again. This approach is suited to individuals who are more intent on warming their bed than being concerned about being protected against stains and spills.Throw blankets. A throw blanket is used just like a regular blanket, sitting over you rather than under you. You can use them in bed or while you're relaxing on the couch. They can be a good alternative to using an electric or gas heater in your living room to keep energy bills down.