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Electric Heated Throw - Grey £33.48 delivered @ Home Bargains
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Posted 6 February 2023

Electric Heated Throw - Grey £33.48 delivered @ Home Bargains

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Put the cold to bed with this electric heated throw. Perfect for when temperature plummet in winter and for when you just need that extra boost of warmth. Comes with 4 hour automatic turn off, an even distribution of heat throughout the throw and 6 heat settings.

Features
Electric Heated Throw - Grey
Dimensions: 130 x 160cm (Approx.)
Machine Washable (After Removing Power Cable)
4 Hour Automatic Turn Off
Even Heat Distribution
Ultra Soft & Cosy
Indoor Use Only
6 Heat Settings
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  1. rob.ellis's avatar
    £29.99 in store if you live close to one (no delivery cost).

    They had loads in my local the other day
  2. Keep-it-Tea's avatar
    Got one last week, heats very rapidly
    Miss_understood's avatar
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    Does it give you the wattage? Any guarantee?
  3. CheapSuitCharlie's avatar
    Check the size - I've got one that's 180cm, which is nice. Bought a few others that are only 160cm... cold feet for me, but OK for the kids
    Suede's avatar
    Socks?
  4. BigJordan's avatar
    Just picked one up blanket it self is quite thin and basic but the actully control is surprisingly high quality , nicely moulded etc infact nicwr than the Dreamland , but blanket is thin
    Miss_understood's avatar
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    Thanks for giving feedback as it will help others. I think it would be good with another blanket over as it will trap the heat.
  5. just-harry's avatar
    How many watt is this throw and is there a guarantee?
    Leon_Hunter's avatar
    I haven't seen any info on a guarantee but it's 110w so very cheap to run
  6. Miss_understood's avatar
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    They are very effective at keeping you warm if your stationary at a desk or just sitting/lying down and don't want to or can't have the heating on full.
  7. Itssocheap's avatar
    My wife and I have one each (from Amazon). Excellent for keeping you warm and not the whole house. Ours are only 120W so quite economical (if you can call it that).
  8. greenant's avatar
    Havent tried mine but just to let others know the offer is ongoing. There were about 7 of them on the top shelf priced at £30 at my local. 
  9. Messiah's avatar
    Wonder how much these normally go for
    Miss_understood's avatar
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    There are 2 other ones I can see on offer via hduk both are around £44
  10. TristanDeCoonha's avatar
    Wouldn't you lose most of the heat as there is nothing to trap it? Whereas the heat from an electric blanket is trapped by the duvet
    rumple9's avatar
    Dunno I have a silent night double electric blanket on my sofa works fine only cost £25 in aldi
  11. Christine_Rowe's avatar
    Just ordered one, hope it’s ok  
  12. Batch_2001's avatar
    I have a lidl one, not strictly relevant but its absolutely great for sitting at a desk with no heating on.

    If only personal heat lamps were a cost effective thing though
    Miss_understood's avatar
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    True, seeing the glow helps.

    These are really cost effective way of keeping you warm though as warming a room as big as mine costs too much especially if its just one person at home.
  13. Suede's avatar
    Thanks OP!
  14. madhouse77's avatar
    These are Excellent
  15. 7ewis's avatar
    Just arrived - sadly doesn't work. Just says E on the screen which apparently means error and to contact customer service... but there's no customer service number.
    jellytotz's avatar
    Do you think you could return the item to a store if ordered online?
  16. jellytotz's avatar
    can't order, keeps clearing basket when you proceed to payment
    Bentbaby's avatar
    Yes, same.
  17. C.D's avatar
    Can't see a brand name, or electrical rating, hope that this is not just a cheap import, as some elec blankets (not throws as this is) have been proved dangerous. I have a Dreamland throw, it is rated at 150W with 2yr guarantee, and is great. On high (no.6) setting cost is just under 5p per hour. After you have warmed up, turn it down to no.2 or 3 and will cost around a couple of pence. 'heat the human not the home' as Martin Lewis would say (edited)
  18. peaky1988's avatar
    £30 in store. Same in B&M.
    Suede's avatar
    Sadly these are not available in B&M
  19. MrsPickleJuice's avatar
    wouldn't trust anything from Home Bargains. Especially unbranded.
  20. BIGGZY's avatar
    What conducts heat better, ni chrome wire or copper wire? I'm experimenting on something or will be doing but some say ni chrome wire is best conductor? Any leccys or experts in this have an idea?
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