Dreamland Nap Time Warming Velvety Sherpa Electric Heated Throw Blanket with 6 Heat Settings (Intelliheat+ Fast Heat, 1/3/9-hour auto timer, 180 x 135 cm, Machine washable) Tartan Check

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Using a heated blanket that can run on low for a long time uses up less energy and is actually more cost effective than one that is powerful all the time. Three Temperature Levels: Choose from three options - 40C, 50C, or 60C - making this blanket adjustable your needs and preferences.

They cost only pennies to run and heat up in minutes, helping you stay toasty and reduce energy bills. uk - Offer of the day Designated trademarks, brands and images are the property of their respective owners. Heated blankets, also known as electric blankets are used for sleep and are often laid on top of your mattress to keep you toasty all night. With three temperature settings, this is a simpler electric blanket design than some, but it’s still just as cosy thanks to its soft, fluffy material. We found it was a great size to snuggle under, providing ample coverage, while its thick, velvety finish was soft against skin.So I wondered if people feel them but expect to so don’t say in reviews, or just some people notice?

Each year thousands of products are put through their paces by hundreds of parents across the country on behalf of MadeForMums, to ensure we’re bringing you honest and true reviews and recommendations.This could be down to its Intelliheat technology, which monitors your body temperature and the temperature of the room to continuously keep you and your bed at the same cosy level – impressive, right! Choose one that you like the feel and look of, however, if you want to be extra warm then a thicker throw is naturally going to keep you warmer, even when it's not on.

Hannah is also interested in sustainability in the home and has completed a course with the University of the Arts London in sustainable textiles, so she can help cut through the noise on what’s green and what’s not. If you compare this to the heating which Checkatrade estimates costs around 40p per hour for a 2 kW LPG heater then that is a massive saving. With double the controls comes double the energy usage, but this electric blanket still only costs 4p to run per night. I got one of those too and it felt awful - even worse as time went on as the fur got rougher like a cheap teddy bear. Overall, though, this high-quality blanket costs little to run and would make a comfortable addition to any bed.It’s miserable sitting around the house being not quite warm enough when you want to relax, but also not wanting to put the central heating on – particularly if the calendar says it’s supposed to be summer. In her free time, Blossom openly admits to being a music geek and indulges her creative side through crocheting, baking, singing and writing. It also has built-in foot warmth, but you can’t adjust its settings and the control isn’t the easiest to read at night. On test, this blanket was a real show-off, and not just because it will make a statement on your sofa – it scored full marks for even distribution of warmth and maintaining a stable temperature. I was standing outside last night wearing those (and a thermal vest and socks) and couldn't feel the cold through them.

Dreamland is currently the leader in the heated throw market but as their popularity increases, more brands are starting to make their own. Good Housekeeping participates in various affiliate marketing programs, which means we may get paid commissions on editorially chosen products purchased through our links to retailer sites.

Ideal for snuggling on the settee or draping over your bed, our heated blanket throws keep you warm and cosy on chilly nights.