Electric Heated throw - £29.99 Instore @ Home Bargains (Willenhall, West Midlands)

£29.99

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Been looking for a heated throw but kept missing the deals and prices online seem to be creeping up substantially. Found this one at Home Bargains for £29.99 in store, sold out on their website.

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Edited by a community support team member, 28 October 2022

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Richief
29th Oct 2022
How much does it cost on average for one of these to run?
smudgerama
29th Oct 2022
I think this one is 40W or 60W, so say its 50W then at 34p Kwh would cost about 1.5p an hour to run. Mine is 120W and can feel the heat coming through after 5 mins and maybe 15 mins to get to full temp, so would imagine this one takes quite a lot longer?
pKaTz
21st Dec 2022
Is this still available?
Marco_Nils
5th Feb
homebargains.co.uk/pro…spx

Hope this helps. Bit late,I know 🙃
smudgerama
29th Oct 2022
3 times as many heat settings and 3 times the power for £13 more:-
futuradirect.co.uk/pro…ngs
Got mine for £32 before the greedy retailers started upping the prices. But at 120Watts they could save some people a lot, who might be relying on a 2000W heater this winter?
Timothy_Lai
29th Oct 2022
How many watt is the one you posted? Thank you
HotUKmcr
29th Oct 2022
I USE large thick beach towel.....
Bendown
29th Oct 2022
How do you plug it in?
Bob_Ross_The_Boss
29th Oct 2022
Can these cook you to death?
twotone1954
29th Oct 2022
Very slowly
mrbrightside201320142015
29th Oct 2022
I have this and think for the price it’s very good. There are 6 heat settings and is powered by a plug and no usb. It also has a 2 year guarantee
Respect
4th Nov 2022
It’s heats up quite quickly too love it
Wammer
29th Oct 2022
The one I bought from Aldi 2 years ago was £34.99 and is 160W. It has 9 settings and I find I can turn to a lower temperature within a few minutes to maintain a comfortable temperature.

If this one is only 40W or 60W, I think you'd end up saying they're a waste of time or be wishing you'd paid a bit more for a higher wattage. (edited)
P1-KING
4th Nov 2022
U have a pic or even the model no. Im hunting one for my mum
mwa
29th Oct 2022
can the controller be unplugged and the throw popped in the washing machine?
Wammer
29th Oct 2022
The Aldi one can be washed at 30C, but IIRC, it should only be washed a handful of times. You need to bear in mind that it contains electrical wires which can be easily damaged.
dave.richardsonskV
28th Oct 2022
🔥
releaseyourself
29th Oct 2022
Can it be powered by USB?
Bendown
30th Oct 2022
Yes of course, most usb output devises will output 240 volts and I see no reason why you would have a problem drawing 120 watts or so (edited)
ns15
1st Nov 2022
Still some available in Leicester (St.georges retail park) branch. The throws are rated at 75w and seem decent. I couldn't find any heated throws currently selling online for a cheaper or similar price

(edited)
BhamGal
1st Nov 2022
at only 40 to 75w...I'm not sure that will much warmth. I look forward to hearing how good these are.
Freedom249
3rd Nov 2022
Are electric blankets cheaper to run than electric fan heaters??
SteHuz90
3rd Nov 2022
A fraction of the cost.
Respect
4th Nov 2022
Got 2 Willenhall THANK YOU. it has heated quickly and I think it’s very warm. I have started it on 6 , then reduced it. Am happy (edited)
babyboxer85
12th Nov 2022
Is this fluffy? Really want one but can’t stand fluffy/teddy bear feel