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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. Get ready to SAVE and keep WARM from ONLY 1p per hour with your very own Silentnight Electric Blanket! It will keep you warm and snuggly through the chilly winter nights!! TAG a friend who LOVES their bed !!" A good fabric for the price, and made from a sort of dense, felt-like fleece, making it a little warmer than cotton or regular polyester blankets, and it fastens to the mattress with two large elastic straps at the top and bottom.

Maintenance Tips for Your Electric Blanket

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.

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.How much money one costs to run depends on a number of factors, including what setting you have it on for, what its wattage is and what the current rate for electricity is. For the comfortable, perfect heat and a well-thought-out design, this one gets five stars from us. The only downside is the high price. The best style for you will depend on what you want to use the blanket for. If you need cosiness overnight only, an under blanket is best. But if you’re looking to keep warm during the day too, a heated throw is a more versatile option. If you have a memory foam mattress, the best electric blanket will be a heated over blanket or throw, as they won’t interfere with how the foam shapes to your body. It fits well over the bed, covering all except the pillow area, although the outer rim is noticeable under thin sheets. Today’s electric blankets pose a very minimal safety risk, with many including features like timers, auto-shut-off and intelligent sensors that stop them from overheating.