"It is freakin' cold out there. (Source: I am in Illinois, where the high temperature today was 12 degrees Fahrenheit and it felt like 6.) Sometimes it feels like my furnace can't keep up, but luckily, I have several heated blankets around. I've tested them for our best heated blankets buying guide, and a few of my favorite picks are on sale right now. They're easy to use, safe, machine-washable, and most important, they can keep you toasty warm"
"This is my favorite budget heated blanket, and now it's even more accessibly priced. It's reversible, with one plush side and one fluffy sherpa side (the blanket is made of polyester). It has a short cord with a blue light that indicates the current mode. There are 10 color options, four size options, 10 heat cycle options, and an automatic shutoff timer that maxes out at 10 hours. The best part, though, is that this blanket has a preheat mode."
Temperatures reached 12°F with a 6°F feels-like in Illinois, creating intense cold that can overwhelm home furnaces. Several heated blankets provide supplemental warmth; preferred models combine usability, safety, and machine-washability. The Bedsure Solid Flannel Electric Blanket is a budget favorite: reversible plush and sherpa sides, polyester construction, short cord with blue mode light, ten color and heat options, four sizes, and a ten-hour automatic shutoff plus a preheat mode for warming the bed before sleep. The Gotcozy Heated Throw is a thin, quick-heating lap blanket with four heat levels, three-hour auto shutoff, machine-washable fabric, and multiple color choices.
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