I just want a blanket to lay between my microplush blanket & bedspread to warm my bed before climbing into it. Will it live up to that purpose?
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I think it should. I live inm Chicago where we're in a deep freeze right now. I have a top sheet, 2 of the fleece blankets and a quilt on the bed and I'm toasty. I think one of the fleece blankets should do the trick nicely and it's great for autumn/spring.
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It does not generate heat, so it won't warm things up. From my experience it does a good job preventing heat transfer from one side to the other, so if your bed gets cold from the cold air and you climb beneath it, it would feel warm. If your bed gets cold from coldness that travels from your floor, and you lay on top of it, it would feel warmer than before too.
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The better buy is the "J & M Home Fashions 108-Inch by 90-Inch Fleece Blanket" sold here on Amazon for $19.99 w/free shipping.
1613944
No. You need an analog blanket. They don't make them anymore. But might find something on eBay.
1875429
Depends on which part of the country you live in. Mine is fluffy and warm, but if you live in cold climates you might need another blanket
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Hi! If you have REALLY, REALLY thin blankets and you are tucking them under at the foot of the bed, much like you would tuck in a top sheet, these might work, but I rather doubt it.......the jaws of the three clamps of each corner suspender system are not going to be able to open wide enough for anything other than the thinnest of blankets. I also don't believe that you would be able to pinch a chunk of a thicker blanket, again because the jaws just won't open wide enough. I have been pleased with these so far, because I can adjust each of the three straps on each so that no one part of the corner system takes all of the strain. But, I would give this a pass for heavier stuff, myself. Good luck! Hi! If you have REALLY, REALLY thin blankets and you are tucking them under at the foot of the bed, much like you would tuck in a top sheet, these might work, but I rather doubt it.......the jaws of the three clamps of each corner suspender system are not going to be able to open wide enough for anything other than the thinnest of blankets. I also don't believe that you would be able to pinch a chunk of a thicker blanket, again because the jaws just won't open wide enough. I have been pleased with these so far, because I can adjust each of the three straps on each so that no one part of the... » Read More Hi! If you have REALLY, REALLY thin blankets and you are tucking them under at the foot of the bed, much like you would tuck in a top sheet, these might work, but I rather doubt it.......the jaws of the three clamps of each corner suspender system are not going to be able to open wide enough for anything other than the thinnest of blankets. I also don't believe that you would be able to pinch a chunk of a thicker blanket, again because the jaws just won't open wide enough. I have been pleased with these so far, because I can adjust each of the three straps on each so that no one part of the corner system takes all of the strain. But, I would give this a pass for heavier stuff, myself. Good luck! « Show Less
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The warmth is not the same as an electric blanket as it comes from the bottom, not the top. My husband is cold blooded, I'm not. He is able to stay warm and I just need enough to take the chill off. I guess it depends on how warm you want it. I'm happy to say I'm satisfied.
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It doesnt come with a down blanket, but after you buy one and put it in the duvet, you wont be able to see the bedspread. If not you may be able to see the color of the bedspread.
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Yes, that's how this works - it keeps the blanket off YOUR feet only. I actually use it to keep both the blanket and sheet off my feet - I just don't tuck the sheet in at the end of my section of the bed. Hope this helps.
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it is on the thinner side - but I use another blanket in between sheet and comforter - so it is more for decoration, hope that helps
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I always keep a super warm blanket over me when I lay on it..otherwise I'd probably be chilled too since I lay on it shirtless for maximum benefit..may have just been a bug..or mat something you needed to get used to..but I think you should continue to use and do what I do..cover yourself with a warm soft fuzzy blanket..then crawl into bed immediately afterward..I always take a steaming hot shower before bed as well so that helps since it would also be prior to using the mat..
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It depends upon the depth of your mattress. We are able to keep sheets on the trundle, but there isn't sufficient clearance for a blanket.
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I would say no. Not all by itself. If you have another blanket and a heavy duvet cover for it then it would work just fine.
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I think you could. The fabric is a very nice, thick, quality fabric. If it turns out to be a little light or chilly, you could always put a light blanket within.
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I doubt it. You need the two sides to be level with one another or the blanket will walk to one side and bunch up.
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You may want to stick with the blanket Idea. I have not found a great option for mine either. Sorry for the bad news.
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The blanket is not big enough to tuck into the mattress of a full sized bed. There is a little overhang on each side - maybe an inch or two - but not not nearly enough tuck under a mattress.
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I have a deep (14 inch) mattress. Blanket hangs to the bottom of the mattress, but there isn't much to tuck in.
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i have a Murfy bed and the comforter gets enclosed in the bed in the morning. I would not be the right person to answer this question. I do fluff it when i open the bed, and it seems good enough for me.