I just want a blanket to lay between my microplush blanket &amp; 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.
207451
It appears that it is a blanket. I put it on top of top sheet & under the bedspread.
868236
The blanket does not get hot!!! only warm I was a little disappointed in that fact myself on those really cold nights..But its better than a cold bed..I have had blankets in the past that have gotten warmer.
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We love ours too! However we have had casulaties with it too. This is our 3rd now. We feel that that perhaps it must not be tucked in tightly any where. we just leave the blanket on top of the sheets and that spread lays loose over it. The last time it was a problem we just unlugged it and replugged it in and it worked. We feel it must not be confined anywhere on the bed. Hope this helps and we hope ours will last more that one year.
859307
I use a heated blanket and have had no issues. Can't comment on a heated mattress pad, though.
339696
I put mine in a slumber ball from Drs Foster & Smith and the warmer is longer than the bed. I had no problems curling up the ends. To be honest it's kind of nice because it ends up enveloping my cats in warmth. The pad is very flexible.
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I would recommend giving it a try. Try it on a small area in the corner at first and set it to the highest setting. I cannot guarantee it won't damage your blanket, but if you're careful, I would think not.
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Make sure you have the connection ito the blanket right, because if it's not the blanket will not heat up at all. that's what happened to me, it can go in two different ways but only one way works...
62075
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 mostly just used my receiving blankets, and tucked them in at the sides. I bought a small waterproof pad -- I think the kind for a changing table - and slid that underneath. Long pillowcases can also work.
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No, the blanket easily stays in place. The King Size blanket that I have is a very good fit for my bed.
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Well, I think you might get a bit chilled trying to cover yourself with this item. However, if you just want to store a comforter...it should work well:)
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I don't know about an electric blanket but I use a heating pad all the time. No problems noticed. But I do have a mattress pad on top of the foam.
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I suppose it would depend on your climate. I live in the Midwest where spring and fall can be chilly so I use my fleece blanket as a throw and put it on my bed at night. It is amazingly comfy!! In winter, during really chilly times, I use it more as a throw when watching TV or napping -- very snug, cozy and comfortable because it is so light. Using it under your comforter would, I think, make your bed warmer -- if that is what you'd like.
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It might be if you're looking for just enough coverage for a blanket or two. But beware! I bought mine in December and it stopped working last month. Will not charge to turn on. I would recommend upping your price point $15-20 and getting a better quality product.
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I live in the Pacific Northwest where it doesn't stay too warm in the evening. For me it works perfectly. In the dead of winter I often add an additional blanket. I hope this helps you.
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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.