Zara McDermott has shared the £40 electric heated blanket she’s been using to stay warm this winter as she calls it ‘the best value’ and ‘the best thing I’ve ever used in my life' ...

but you'll actually use less energy if you use a kettle to fill your hot water bottle than you'd use to run an electric blanket or heated throw. That's as long as you only boil as much water as you ...

Heated blankets can help you conserve energy during the cold season. These are the top six styles we recommend.

EHEYCIGA Heated Blanket Electric Blanket Throw - Heating Blanket with 6 Heating Levels & 10 Hours Auto Off, Soft Cozy Sherpa Washable Blanket with Fast Heating, 50 x 60 Inches View Details As the ...

My first ever electric blanket and cheaper and more efficient than leaving the heater on in very cold weather.' Another agreed, also adding: 'Easy to use, comfortable to sleep on as you can’t ...

Many people are avoiding turning on their heating but using electric blankets to stay warm can have health risks ...

The average large electric blanket uses between 150W and 200W to run, when set on a medium to high heat. So, using these statistics from Uswitch we ran it through energy calculator Sus-it ...

This electric blanket is ideal for that time ... "I suffer from chronic pain and arthritis," said a third shopper. "I use this blanket every night or when resting; I lay on it instead and cover ...

“Electric blankets and portable heaters are a great way to keep warm on a budget,” they shared, but in their video, they gave a run-down about what you should check for before using the ...