Monogram by Beurer Komfort Heated Mattress Cover - Dual Control | Fully fitted with deep elasticated skirt | Machine washable | 6 temperature settings | Extra soft and breathable | King size 200x150cm

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Beurer electric blankets come in all shapes and sizes, so it doesn’t matter if you have a single, double, king size, or even super king size bed, you’ll be able to find the perfect blanket for you on this page. Beurer has been making products for over 100 years - so you know you can count on them to deliver exceptional quality every time! In contrast, over blankets are meant for curling up under; they’re a more versatile choice as you can use them on the sofa or even at your desk if you work from home. Then, via the control pad (or your smart phone) you switch it on, and choose between heat settings and – on the better models – select a time.Costing as little as 3p per night to run, there’s no need to worry about your electricity bill rising too high. And if you’re looking for other ways to improve your sleep this winter, you could consider upgrading your pillow next). What is special about them is that the user is in direct contact with the heated device, meaning it heats the body rather than the entire room. You can also find heated blankets with dual controls and even smart electric blankets that you can control with your smartphone or Alexa system. But it’s enough to take the chill off of a cold evening, if not for instant gratification after a cold walk outside.

This double blanket also comes with a single controller making it ideal for solo sleepers or those with limited plug space.It was a little less even on the higher settings (and it took over an hour for the temperature to stabilise), but nothing that would be noticeable at night. Some of our most popular brands and labels are, Tamaris, Geox, Marco Tozzi, Adesso, Jorli, Soaked in Luxury, Lelli Kelly, Kickers, Fiorelli, Belleek Living. As part of our testing, we measured how much energy each blanket used and therefore how much each one costs to run. This well made blanket comes with some thoughtful design features, including the ability to position its control on either side of the bed.

Our Hardware brands include, DeWalt, Makita, Bahco, Irwin, Faithful, Roughneck, Stanley, Draper, Black and Decker, Fleetwood Paint. We did this on the lowest setting for each blanket’s maximum operating time – eight hours for under blankets and three hours for throws. The electric blanket has six heat settings that cost between less than 1p and 8p per hour to use, and three timer options of one, three or nine hours. There are several types on the market – under-blankets, over-blankets, throws and duvets – but we’re going to focus on under-blankets, which fit between your mattress and bed sheet. The fitted sheet design also ensures it will hold in place securely without twisting and bunching in the night.

The blanket is made from a mixture of cotton and polyester which is soft and naturally temperature regulating, so I don’t feel the need to remove it on the odd climate crisis-fuelled hot winter night. It connects to a mains plug but has dual control so you and anyone you share a bed with can control your own heat settings. This makes it perfect for those who want to drift off to sleep in the warmth of their blanket without worrying about waking up to turn it off in the night or for those who simply want to pre-heat their bed before turning in for the night. Hannah is also interested in sustainability in the home and has completed a course with the University of the Arts London in sustainable textiles, so she can help cut through the noise on what’s green and what’s not.

First, you need to decide whether you want an electric blanket, which sits between your mattress and bedsheet, or an electric throw, which can be used for sleeping under or snuggling under on the sofa. You can also choose a timer setting that suits you, so you can have the blanket turn off after 1, 3, 6 or 12 hours. We do not know of any Manufacturer who makes them on the left (apart from blankets with dual controls). Testers liked the soft, fluffy blanket, which boasted a quick eight-minute heat-up time and even temperature distribution with minimal fluctuation.Heat-wise, there wasn’t much wrong with this blanket, other than the fact it only offers three settings where others have several more.