Review Westinghouse Electric Blanket Heated Throw Blanket with Foot Pocket Ultra Soft and Cozy Flannel to Sherpa, 6 Heating Levels & 2-10 Hours Time Settings, Machine Washable, 50″x62″, Beige

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Details: Westinghouse Electric Blanket Heated Throw Blanket with Foot Pocket Ultra Soft and Cozy Flannel to Sherpa, 6 Heating Levels & 2-10 Hours Time Settings, Machine Washable, 50″x62″, Beige

Brand: Westinghouse

Westinghouse focus on bringing warmth to all families on winter Previous page Variety of Throw Blanket Heated Blanket Twin Size How to clean electric throw blanket? Please unplug the power cord before cleaning. You can also wash it by hands. For more information about care and cleaning, please refer to the user manual. What is the service? We provide service for quality issue for 5-year, no need to register it. If you have any problems, please do not hesitate to let us know, we’re always here to help you. What is the wattage usage for this blanket? The wattage of the Throw blanket is 100W. And this heated blanket is intended for use only with the standard 120V AC 60Hz wall outlet. Next page

Buyer Guide Heated Throw

Here are a few things to look for when buying a heated throw.

• Heat output. Higher heat output isn’t necessarily better. Find out what the minimum heat outputs are and compare these to the heat output of your throw.
• Heating options. Many throws provide the option to use a standard electric heat pad, a power outlet, or a combination of the two.
• Size and weight. Make sure your throw can fit inside its intended space.
• Warranty. Look for at least a one-year warranty on your product. And keep in mind that most throw manufacturers offer longer warranties.
• Extras. Some throws come with one or more extra features, including warming or cooling functions, remote controls, programmable thermostats, and adjustable settings.

How to choose Heated Throw

When choosing a heated throw, there are a few factors that you’ll want to consider before buying:

• How many heat settings does the throw have? Heated throws are typically made with either 2 or 3 heat settings, depending on the model.
• What’s the temperature range of the throw? Typically, heated throws have a range of between 60 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit.
• Is the throw made with plush velvet fabric? Heated throws can be made from a variety of materials, from fleece to faux fur. Fluffy, plush velvet throws are one of the most popular options.
• Is the throw made with hypoallergenic material? Some heated throws are read for individuals with sensitive skin or allergies and are made with hypoallergenic, “anti-allergenic” material.
• Are there programmable features? Some heated throws come with programmable settings, so you can control the temperature in a room or a specific area of your home.
• Does the throw include a remote control? Some heated throws include a remote, so you can control the temperature from a distance. This feature is especially helpful for individuals who are bedridden or physically unable to control the heat in a room.
• Is the throw made with high-quality heating elements? The heating elements on heated throws are incredibly important, as they determine how hot the throw gets. Look for heated throws with heating elements that are rated for continuous use, and products that contain double-walled insulation.

How to Maintain Heated Throw

 Maintenance is an important aspect of owning a Heated Throw.

1. Clean the Blanket Regularly

You want to keep your heated blanket in good condition. The blanket should be regularly cleaned to remove dust, dirt, hair, or pet dander.

2. Wrinkle the Blanket Periodically

To work out the wrinkles, place the blanket in the dryer on high heat for a few minutes and then turn it on high again for a few minutes.

3. Use Warm or Cold Water to Clean the Blanket

Use cold water for washing the blanket. Avoid using hot water because it can damage the blanket.

4. Use a Mild Cleanser

Use a very mild cleanser to clean the blanket.

5. Dry the Blanket After Cleaning

Dry the blanket immediately. If the blanket gets wet, it can cause mildew.

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