He shares his thoughts on LightSleeper and is happy to answer any mattress related questions one might have. After rigorously testing over 20 electric blankets and scouring every corner of the internet, we’ve compiled the ultimate guide to the best electric blankets available today. No, because that would mean a lower level of quality, so you do get what you pay for here, which is plenty! However, the heavily insulated, waterproof inner electrical wires that are looped and sewn in place between fabric layers still need protection to avoid damage during the wash process.

It is also made with a "soft touch" quilted layer for extra cosiness, and is compatible with memory foam mattresses. Available in seven colours and four sizes, the Pawque electric blanket comes with 10 heating levels and timer settings, promising to "ease up every stiff muscle or tension in your body". There's also nine timer settings, so it will switch off exactly when you need it to, saving energy and keeping you safe.

Along with other ideas like using the best hot water bottle and wearing the cosiest women's slippers, these electric throws focus on heating the person and not the room to stave off the cold. There are 10 temperature settings to choose between, but both Kate and Lucy found that the fourth setting was optimum for them, agreeing that it was "plenty warm enough". Simply add in the watts of the throw and the time you will use it for, and it will give you an estimate running cost. The handset is clear and easy to operate and the heat distribution across the fabric is pretty good. It has heating elements throughout the blanket which are powered via the mains, and there's a control panel which you use to toggle between the different temperature options and set the timer (up to nine hours).

The Fivangin electric blanket comes with nine heating levels and a nine-hour timer so you can adjust it to your liking with a user-friendly remote, and claims to heat up quickly and retain an even warmth. We do the same for each one on its lowest setting, but this results in such low temperature increases that we don't think it's a realistic setting for keeping warm.The humble electric blanket can be a great way to stay warm, through the winter if you’re mainly sitting in one room in the evenings, watching TV, rather than heating the whole house, resulting in much-reduced heating bills. I bought the blanket as I'd been thinking about one for a while, we're really trying to be more energy efficient, both because of the costs and to be more environmentally conscious," Briony said. From adjustable heat settings to luxurious materials, we’ll delve into the features and benefits of each electric blanket, ensuring you find the perfect match for your needs. Has owned the blanket for just under a month and uses it every day, whenever she works on her computer or enjoys a movie in bed.

While minor issues with electric blankets can sometimes be repaired, it’s crucial to have repairs done by a qualified professional. Has owned the blanket for over two years and uses it every day from mid-September to the end of April each year. Convenient Maintenance: This electric blanket is machine washable and dryer safe, with detachable controls for easy care. Advice from Martin Lewis and his Money Saving Expert team is to "heat the human, not the home" - with electric blankets listed as one of the best low-cost options to keep toasty according to readers.I switch it on as soon as I get in, put the coffee on and just sit in comfort with my feet tucked under the bottom of it (yeah it’s that long) knowing I’m not giving the energy company a fortune. And if the nip in the air makes your body hurt, a hot water bottle will help relax your muscles and keep you warm and comforted. I found level five to be warm enough, but the heat was concentrated in the middle and didn’t spread across the entire blanket.