When it is cold do you need 2 of these blankets?
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Imagine that it would depend on what type of climate you live in; you could use just one and if you're cold throw another blanket that's around to see if that is warmer for you - and after that you might know if you need more that one Vellux Blanket.
36454
Depends on how warm you keep your bedroom....if 72 you probably only need 1 and a sheet; if 62 buy a queen and fold it over so that it's double. Just a thought.
1218455
Hi Katie,I don't think you're supposed to. Depends on your climate. I have two outside but one on a porch and one way under the eves on the house. Haven't had any problems. But..not winter here yet. At 20 below zero F, that's going to be tough. 90% is keeping them dry and out of direct sunlight. Keep them powered all the time in the winter (that's the plan) because they will generate a little heat. If the wind's not too bad they might survive.
1660062
My 3 year old kicks off all blankets, but this would have stayed put just fine when she was younger and still in her crib. I use it as a second layer with a quilt in her toddler bed. Probably not warm enough to use alone in the winter, but that also depends on how warm you keep your house.
1966875
Nope one is all you need. I pivot the rolled up solar blanket on a home made prop. Works great.
852112
depends on how cold tolerant you are - i would not try to use it if i thought it would be very cold- i used the thing in mid summer in the desert and it worked well for that and I pulled a tarp over me in the rain but your question would make me think you will want something better - this thing is a blanket - not a sleeping bag and the edges of it are loose like a blanket and do not join like a bag
41178
Not yet. Good blanket, very pleased. Used with cover top so that wouldn't be a major issue for me anyway.
1062895
I didn't have to use anymore than the ones that came with it. And my baby was born in winter, so I layed a warm fuzzy blanket he got on baby shower as a bedding. Was perfect.
142101
You will need to but one for each hand. Well worth it. Best purchase I ever made! They are warm on both sides, battery lasts a long time before needing to be recharged. Great value for the price too.
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First your question. I don't have an insulated one but I can tell you if you intend to sleep on the snow the non-insulated one will let the cold circulate right up to your body. I'm a warm person so I would never need an insulated one for very cold nights as long as there isn't snow on the ground. One other note, these have a tendency to develop very slow leaks which can be impossible to locate. I have to blow some more air into my during the night.
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2 blankets are seen in the picture, but if you purchase the product to get more than 1 you must select that quantity
395499
I would not recommend for cold weather. The reason we bought them is they zip together and wife and I could zip them together and sleep like in double bed. Zipper is a bit weak but overall a decent price and worked for us...
78841
It depends on what kind of cool packs you use. Their really is not any insulation behind the linner so you will need some type of cool pack to keep it cold. Otherwise without cool packs the answer is yes.
260233
You will only be able to dry 1 blanket at a time but it will work. I've done a full size comforter.
1152941
No. This blanket is very thin. I would not buy it unless you plan to put another blanket in top of it. Not worth the money.
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If you are planning to use the blanket outside, I would guess that only wrapping the animal in the blanket would reflect body heat of any consequence; not just having the cat sleeping on it. Trying to wrap a cat and have it stay inside the blanket would be a challenge. Winds sweeping over the sleeping cat would be an issue. Seriously low temperatures' influence would also be a factor depending on the degrees. I would suggest you contact the manufacturer to discuss specific details of your questions of this nature. It is heart warming to see you trying to protect your furry friends! If possible,I would bringing the cat inside to be sheltered. If you are planning to use the blanket outside, I would guess that only wrapping the animal in the blanket would reflect body heat of any consequence; not just having the cat sleeping on it. Trying to wrap a cat and have it stay inside the blanket would be a challenge. Winds sweeping over the sleeping cat would be an issue. Seriously low temperatures' influence would also be a factor depending on the degrees. I would suggest you contact the manufacturer to discuss specific details of your questions of this nature. It is heart warming to see you trying to protect your furry friends! If... » Read More If you are planning to use the blanket outside, I would guess that only wrapping the animal in the blanket would reflect body heat of any consequence; not just having the cat sleeping on it. Trying to wrap a cat and have it stay inside the blanket would be a challenge. Winds sweeping over the sleeping cat would be an issue. Seriously low temperatures' influence would also be a factor depending on the degrees. I would suggest you contact the manufacturer to discuss specific details of your questions of this nature. It is heart warming to see you trying to protect your furry friends! If possible,I would bringing the cat inside to be sheltered. « Show Less
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Yes they are like fuzzy snuggy thin blankets...both sides. Wash well...can actually get too warm sometimes...great for cold winter nights
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My almost 3-year old twins don't keep any blankets on, but these blankets are the best size for toddlers. They do seem like they're warm enough for cold nights if they'd keep it on. I love these blankets and my girls do too when they're awake!