"Heats up quickly and it’s just so warm and cosy."claims the blankets costs from as little as 1p per hour to run so will definitely help you to slash bills if you're currently relying on the heating to keep warm.
But based on the current energy price cap and using its 150 watt power, the blanket will cost 5p an hour to run.In comparison, leaving the heating onthough this depends on the size and insulation of your house.This isn't the only electric blanket shoppers can get their hands on right now.is also selling a similar product for £49.49.The retail giant claims the blankets costs from as little as 1p per hour to run but we don't know what the watt power is on this item.
For example, if you bought a 100 watt electric blanket, to work out how much it costs, you would take 34, divide it by 1,000 and then multiply that figure by 100, instead of 60.This electric throw isn't the only item shoppers have been raving about.