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 ...

60% of all electric blankets tested in the county were found to be unsafe. Credit: Nottingham County Council More than 150 electric blankets have been deemed unsafe by Nottinghamshire County ...

Winter's coming, and it's time to start preparing for the chilly weather. While the trusty old heating bag or perhaps a more modern heating pad can keep you toasty, a heated blanket -- also known ...

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Feel the chill in a larger bed? Add extra luxury to your suite with one of our kingsize electric blankets and throws. Soft faux fur toppers provide a safe and cosy layer for gentle, soothing warmth.

Before shopping for a water heater blanket, read this section to understand the ... There are two types of water heaters: electric and gas. Electric water heaters have a heating element inside ...

Setting you back under £30, Onesnug’s hooded blanket is a worthy alternative to electric heating this winter. Thinner than some blankets on the market At sub-£20, Silentnight’s snugsie ...

A MAJOR warning has been issued to those who use an electric blanket to keep warm during the winter. The items are a popular way to stay cosy in cold weather, but Dublin Fire Brigade have warned ...

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