Dreamland Antibacterial Underblanket - Single

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Home Electricals - Dry:Soon Heated Airers - Heated Blankets & Mattress Protectors - Fans & Heaters - Coffee Machines - Kettles - Toasters There’s just one control for the Anti-Bacterial Heated Underblanket, so both bed occupants need to enjoy the same level of warmth. Fortunately, there’s a good deal of flexibility and there are four temperatures to choose from rather than the average three. Two buttons control the blanket: one for on and off, with the other for cycling through the levels, shown on the LED display. As well as considering the type of blanket you’d like, there are plenty of features to consider too. If you share your bed, stave off arguments and get the conditions right for both of you by looking for a blanket with multiple heat zones and dual control, so you can each choose how warm you’d like it – dreamy! Dreamland Starlight Express is made from superior white high quality polyester which is hard wearing and hygienic. It fits to the bed with tie tapes.

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If you're new to heated blankets, there are two main designs you should know about. Under blankets are like heated mattress toppers, attaching to your bed to give you warmth. Over blankets, on the other hand, are closer to throws; you can curl up on the sofa, pop them in your duvet cover or lie under them at night for a more versatile heater. Which is right for you depends on where you tend to feel the chill the most. An electric blanket plugs into the mains and warms up via heating elements within the fabric itself. Most electric blankets are actually “toppers” or under blankets, which mean you secure them on top of your mattress and lie on them. They fix onto the mattress with corner straps or elasticated skirting. The heat is managed by a remote control that’s attached to the blanket. This can usually be detached so you can put the blanket in the washing machine. Also available are electric throws to wrap around yourself on the sofa. Are electric blankets safe to use? If arguing over who gets most of the blanket is an age-old problem in your relationship, the Snuggledown Intelligent Warmth Topper will prevent further arguments. Keep your bed cosy, fresh and clean with Dreamland's New Anti-Bacterial Heated Underblanket, comes in a warm and cosy microfleece fabric, enriched with silver for a long lasting anti-bacterial action. If you often walk around your home wrapped in a blanket, try this heated poncho instead. It uses a power bank instead of mains electricity, so you're not restricted by cables, and its fleecy, soft design will keep you feeling snug.It warmed up in just 10 minutes and distributed heat evenly on all nine of its settings. Our tester praised its clear controls and easily washable design but we noticed some fluctuations in temperature. These wouldn’t be too obvious in use, though. If warm feet is the stuff dreams are made of, then you’ll be delighted with this blanket that has nine dedicated heat settings just for feet. There are nine for your body too, and nearly all warmed evenly. The heat zones weren’t as well-defined as others tested but the soft blanket fitted our mattress well, although the edges did start to curl a little after washing. Overall, it’s a great value buy. Measuring a generous 120 x 160cm, this large fleece electric blanket has a premium feel and boasts nine heat settings. Easy to use, it has a 10-minute heat-up time, with useful timers that go up in 20-minute increments. Moulding nicely to the body, this electric blanket stayed evenly warm, but the overall temperature did fluctuate by a few degrees at times. Its soft feel was maintained, even after washing. That's right, they aren't the drab, old-fashioned scratchers of old. These days they're safe, soft and – dare we say it – stylish. Most importantly though, they can save you money as they cost just pennies to run per night. That means this winter you can lower your heating bill while still staying toasty warm. Ideal. Whilst electric blankets are designed to create a warm and cosy environment when getting into bed, they are not recommended for overnight use and should be turned off when getting into bed or set on a timer to turn off within a short while. 'Make sure to also use your electric blanket as the top layer, above any other blankets or duvets and do not lie or sit on it,' Hayley Thistleton at SleepSeeker explains.

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Fast heat up will have your bed warm in only 5 minutes, and it’s energy saving, costing only 1p to run per night. You should wash your electric blanket approximately every few weeks to once a month, or whenever the blanket gets dirty. This is more of an investment than most, but there are plenty of reasons to justify the price; on test, it heated up in five minutes and demonstrated flawless heat distribution on all six temperature settings. Its soft, fleecy surface pleased our tester, too. Using its lowest setting, this electric blanket will cost just 2.7p to run for a full eight hours – making it one of the most energy efficient. It's soft to sleep on, has a good warmth distribution, heats up in 10 minutes, and the controls are simple to use. But be warned, it doesn’t have extra foot warmth settings.This thrifty buy cost just 2.7p to run for eight hours on the lowest of its four settings — that’s under 20p a week! It heats up speedily too (in 10 minutes), and feels soft to slumber on. Its controls are well positioned for easy access too, but it takes 30 minutes to warm up and only has three settings, with no extra foot warmth. That all depends on what features you need to keep you warm, and which blanket suits you best. That’s why we’ve researched all the best brands and available options and pulled together a wide selection of options to consider. All you need to do is make your bed, and lie in it — and switch it on, of course. Keep your toes toasty with this top performer for foot warmth; this heat zone reached a cosy temperature that was notably warmer than the rest of the under-blanket.

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Dreamland’s Anti-Bacterial Heated Underblanket is pleasantly easy to fit – not only does it only have three elasticated straps to contend with, but they also help the blanket to fit securely to the mattress. To make your bed the snuggly haven you deserve this winter, there’s one bit of bedding you should invest in: an electric blanket. chevron_left Previous chevron_right Next zoom_in Hover over image to zoom swipe Swipe for more media Lastly, look out for auto shut-off safety features – this will give you much-needed peace of mind and some even have a selection of timers so you can choose how long you’d like it to be on for. While many electric blankets are washable, realistically, it can be a chore to launder one on a regular basis: you’ll need a washing machine that’s big enough and time and space for it to air dry, or a tumble dryer where suitable. This is where Dreamland’s Anti-Bacterial Heated Underblanket comes in.

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It’s not just popular, but affordable too. In fact, it’s the second cheapest option in this roundup. And costing around 1p per night to run, it keeps saving you money.

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One solution is an old school electric blanket. Except there’s nothing old school about the tech being used to heat electric blankets these days. New electric blankets have all kinds of features, such as dual controls, targeted areas for warming, and multiple heat settings. And all for just a fraction of the price of blasting the central heating all night. We’ve also tried a couple of heated ponchos. The one we've featured has heated panels within and runs off a power bank, so you can cosily wander around your home or snuggle up on the sofa. What to look for in an electric blanket This means running an electric blanket for one hour would cost just over 3p and around 27p a night (based on 8 hours of use), which is significantly cheaper than having your central heating on all night. For a smaller 50W or 60W blanket, running costs will be even cheaper. What sort of electric blanket is best? Dreamland’s latest active safety control function automatically activates every time the blanket is switched on, and monitors the temperature 25 times per second.You don't have permission to access "http://www.argos.co.uk/browse/home-and-furniture/bedding/electric-blankets/c:29472/brands:dreamland/type:underblankets/" on this server. The nights are drawing in and that can only mean one thing… it’s time to get toasty. And what better way to snuggle up at home than with one of the best electric blankets? STARLIGHT EXPRESS SINGLE HEATED UNDERBLANKET comes with Express heat up and is warm and cosy in only 10 minutes.