"I bought an electric blanket for the winter months. It has three heat settings so you won't get too hot. It's much better than a regular heating pad, and I’m very happy with my purchase. Plus, this type of blanket has low energy consumption – only 35 watts," the owner shared.
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SubscribeAccording to her, the blanket is perfect for chilly winter evenings, and compared to space heaters that "burn" a hole in your wallet, this method of keeping warm seems much more appealing.
Other users' reviews are also positive:
- "Last week, I bought an electric blanket for the first time, and I don't know how I lived without it before."
- "Now my bed has become my favorite place in the whole house. I spend all my time there – reading, playing games, napping, cuddling with my dog."
- "I love it, and it doesn't consume much electricity."
The price of such a blanket is quite reasonable – averaging £13.99 (around 730 UAH), and the overheat protection ensures safety by shutting off the device if you forget to do so.
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However, it’s essential to remember that using a heated blanket all night is not the best choice for sleep. Doctors recommend using it to pre-warm the bed an hour before sleep to avoid disrupting the body's temperature cycles. It’s also crucial to keep safety rules in mind: electric blankets are not suitable for children and individuals who cannot move.
But with proper care and adherence to instructions, such blankets can be an excellent way to make winter not only warm but also more economical.