And with energy prices still on the rise you may be reluctant to put the heating on as much as usual. That's where Oodies and heated throws – not to be mistaken with electric blankets for your bed – ...

Electric blankets and heated throws are easy, cosy, and energy-efficient ways to stay warm over the winter, but what is the difference between the two? And how do you know which one to buy?

We've tested heated throws and electric blankets ranging in price from around £25 to £115, so we can bring you the best for warmth and value this winter. Unlike other electric blanket and heated throw ...

Click here for more information. Money-conscious shoppers looking to delay putting on the central heating this autumn have found one £40 electric throw shoppers call 'very energy efficient'.

The Sunbeam Ultimate Lofttec Foot Pocket Electric Heated Throw isn’t portable in a cordless, battery-powered kind of way — those tend to be more expensive, smaller and best for travel rather ...

Below, find details about the best heated blankets and throws based on over two years of testing. This product tops the list of best heated blankets, thanks to its lightweight material and wide ...

Your support makes all the difference. Cosy, insulating and safe to use (most have an auto shut-off function), these heated throws come in a whole host of colours, fabrics, sizes and styles.

That’s right, Aldi’s sell-out Ambiano Heated Throw is making a comeback, and for the low price of £29.99. Now you and your family can stay cosy and warm during the chilly winter months ...

Luckily, one cash-savvy mum has shared how you can get your hands on a £50 heated throw totally for free. A winter essential, heated throws keep your body warm and can be big enough to share.

The Dreamland Luxury Faux Fur heated throw has been discounted from £130 to £90. Dreamland Luxury Faux Fur Husky Heated Throw, £130 £90 Being home, warm and feeling snuggly is a highpoint of ...