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We are all searching for methods to keep warm as temperatures drop, without having to turn on the heating.
There is a gadget gaining popularity that claims to help with this – and it’s affordable.
Electric blankets are an excellent way to stay warm without turning on the heating – and they are budget-friendly too.Credit: Getty
The blanket is available in four colors and costs only 3p per hour to operate.Credit: WOWCHER
It also comes in a generous size, with one customer so impressed that she purchased a second one.Credit: WOWCHER
The savvy shoppers in the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group on Facebook shared their discovery, encouraging others to take advantage of the offer.
The price of the Purus electric heated blanket has been reduced from £69.99 to £24.99, allowing you to stay warm without overspending.
Available in four colors – grey, black, navy, or gold – it features nine heat settings and a timer that can be set for 1 to 12 hours.
Additionally, it is machine washable at 30°C after detaching the power cord.
The manufacturers describe it as, “This electric blanket, made from soft fleece, provides a comforting touch whether you’re lounging on the sofa or cuddling in bed.”
“Ideal for relaxing after a long day or keeping the cold at bay.”
The product has received numerous positive reviews, with many satisfied customers returning to share their experiences.
“This is the second electric blanket I’ve purchased,” one reviewer noted.
“It’s perfect for staying cozy on chilly nights without needing to keep the heating on.”
“Great value.”
“My throw is absolutely wonderful,” another added.
“Economical to run and incredibly cozy. I wish I had bought one much sooner. Highly recommend.”
A third reviewer mentioned: “It is of excellent quality, heats up quickly, and keeps me very warm.
“I used it and didn’t even have to turn the heating on in my bungalow.”
This reviewer went on to buy two – one for herself and one for her husband – and deemed them “worth every penny.”
“Simple and easy to operate, generously sized, and warms up quickly,” another customer agreed.
How Does Thermal Clothing Keep You Warm?
Thermal clothing keeps you warm by trapping air close to your body and preventing heat loss.
It is crafted from materials like polyester, merino wool, fleece, or down, which are excellent for insulation and moisture-wicking.
Trapping Air
The fabric forms an insulating layer by trapping air, which acts as a poor conductor of heat. This helps prevent heat from escaping through conduction, convection, and radiation.
Wicking Away Moisture
Thermal clothing is breathable and absorbs sweat from the skin, helping to keep you dry and warm.
Regulating Body Temperature
While thermal clothing keeps you warm in cold conditions, it is also breathable enough to avoid overheating during physical activity.
Design Features
Some thermal garments include panels or zones that offer additional warmth to areas such as your chest, back, and knees.
“It's early days, but this seems to be a great value for money purchase,” another commented.
“Well-constructed and soft to the touch. Cozy and comfortable to use.
“So far, I am completely satisfied with my purchase.”
“This blanket is excellent,” another user stated.
“The rapid heating feature is incredibly useful when you've been outside in the cold and want to warm up quickly!”
FAQs
How much does it cost to run an electric blanket?
The electric blanket costs approximately 3p per hour to operate.
Eze Chidiebere Paul
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