Review Sunbeam Navy Herringbone Microplush Heated Throw

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Details: Sunbeam Navy Herringbone Microplush Heated Throw

Brand: Sunbeam

Get the chill out with the Sunbeam Microplush Heated Throw blanket in Navy Blue Herringbone. Curl up and relax in head-to-toe toastiness when you need added warmth. For ultimate comfort on the couch or recliner, this heated microplush throw provides ultra-softness and added warmth when you need to shake off the winter chill fast. With 3-heat settings and convenient, 3-hour auto shut-off. Easy to use controller. 100 percent polyester. 5 Year manufacturer’s limited warranty. *Note for Customers Outside of North America. These heated bedding products were made to work with 110V Electrical systems. If you live in a country that utilizes a different electrical system you may need to use a converter for these products to function. The act of using a converter automatically voids the warranty on these products. **All Sunbeam Blankets are rigorously tested and approved by a third party (UL or ETK Intertek) to comply with current industry safety standards. Please reference the included use and safety instructions to insure safe operation. Additional safety certification for this product can be viewed on the UL or Intertek websites or by calling their perspective customer care phone numbers.

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

 For a more luxurious and personalized option, you may want to check out the heated throw blanket. Heated throw blankets, also called electric blankets, provide a subtle, portable heat source that can be used at home or while traveling. Heated throw blankets typically come with a number of settings and a variety of covers, but there are a few key factors to consider when shopping for an electric blanket.

• How much heat does the throw provide? Heating throws provide varying levels of heat. Some heated throw blankets come with just a single heat setting, while others provide a number of heat settings, ranging from low to high.
• Does the blanket have an automatic timer? Heated throw blankets come with automatic shut-off timers. These timers shut off the blanket after a certain amount of time, preventing it from overheating.
• Does the blanket have a removable controller? The controller for a throw blanket is the part that controls the blanket’s heat. Some heated throw blankets have controllers that are built into the blanket itself, while others have controllers that can be removed.
• What type of covers are available? Heated throw blankets come in a variety of cover types. Some heated throw blankets have removable covers, while others have covers that attach to the throw.
• Is the throwing machine washable? Heated throw blankets are machine washable, allowing you to keep the blanket looking nice and clean.
• How is the throw powered? Heated throw blankets may be powered by electricity, or by heat. Many heated throw blankets on the market run on electricity, but some heated throw blankets are also heated by heat.

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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