Review Sunbeam Microplush Electric Heated Warming Throw Blanket Slate

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Details: Sunbeam Microplush Electric Heated Warming Throw Blanket Slate

Brand: Sunbeam

Sunbeam Microplush Electric Heated Warming Throw Blanket Slate

Buyer Guide Heated Throw

 When buying a Heated Throw, there are some factors you should consider.

• Comfort. A Heated Throw needs to be comfortable. Since you’re going to be lying in bed or on the sofa, you want the blanket to be warm, yet breathable. This means that you have to pay close attention to the materials used.
• Heat. You want the throw to be warm. But, you don’t want to have it too hot. So, look for a blanket that’s adjustable.
• Size. The size of the throw should be proportional to the room you intend to heat. Also, if you tend to move a lot, make sure that the throw is portable.
• Price. Although heated throws come at varying price points, don’t automatically assume that the most expensive ones are the best.
• Warranty. Always look for heated throws that come with warranties.
• Features. Look for special features, such as heat settings, oscillating options, and dual controls.

 

How to choose Heated Throw

 When shopping for a heated throw, there are a few important factors to keep in mind:

• How thick is the throw? Look for a throw that is at least 10 to 12 inches deep, so the feet or legs of the throw will be able to rest on the bottom of your sofa.
• Does it have removable or washable covers?
• Is the throw electric or manual?
• Is the throwing machine washable? Look for throws that are machine washable, which is especially important if you plan to use your throw frequently.
• Does the throw come with heat settings? Heated throws come with a variety of heat settings, so you can adjust the temperature to suit your preferences.

 

How to Maintain Heated Throw

 When it comes to maintaining your Heated Throw, there are a few simple steps you can take:

• If your Heated Throw has a cloth cover, make sure you wash it regularly. This will make it last longer and help you avoid the unpleasant smells that can develop.
• If your Heated Throw has a plastic cover, make sure you replace it every 3-6 months. The plastic cover protects the heating elements and helps keep them clean.
• If the cord on your Heated Throw gets frayed or cracked, replace it immediately. Frayed and cracked cords can mistakenly overheat your throw, resulting in a burn.
•  Check your throw at least once a year to ensure that it isn’t overheating. Since your Heated Throw has built-in safety features, it shouldn’t get too hot to touch, but if there are signs of overheating, unplug the throw immediately.

 

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