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?
183591
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.
182115
I don't think you need it. Although I do have a comforter over mine but i am on a pourch with no heat. I dont have my blanket set over 5 or it to hot and i kick it off in the middle of the night
514155
Yes, I think you could use it at the top of your bed as you could always turn it off if you were getting too warm. I don't like an electric blanket as it is too warm for me. I was very pleased with the smaller bed warmer to help keep my feet warm. I also have arthritis issues in my shoulders and plan to have total shoulder replacement surgery on the 21st of this month. It was suggested that you could place it behind your shoulders while sitting in a recliner, but I didn't try that method. It is a very nice heating pad that can be used for many other purposes.
854222
I think it would be fine as long as you follow the instructions and keep the blanket flat. Start with level 3 and see if you need more. My best results have been on level 2 so far. Still loving it.
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.
275783
It works nicely for keeping the blankets off your feet. Its stable and doesn't move after it is placed between the mattress and the box spring. only issue I had with it was taking it out every day to make the bed!
1825165
You may want to stick with the blanket Idea. I have not found a great option for mine either. Sorry for the bad news.
1593607
I have a deep (14 inch) mattress. Blanket hangs to the bottom of the mattress, but there isn't much to tuck in.
373949
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:)
275777
It did not work as it should have. It just didn't fit the thick queen size mattress that I have and wasn't high enough to keep the blanket off of your feet. I kept trying to use it but it just didn't work out. I probably gave it away or donated it to our local Abuse Council for them to sell. I would not recommend it to anyone. Perhaps someone else had a better experience with it and will give you a better answer than I have.
1613944
No. You need an analog blanket. They don't make them anymore. But might find something on eBay.
41178
Not yet. Good blanket, very pleased. Used with cover top so that wouldn't be a major issue for me anyway.
837074
Probably not great. It has some loft, so I wouldn't use it as a liner. It is a great blanket though
2199627
My 13 yr. old daughter runs hot at night with her fan on high but still used this blanket over her. So in not sure how to answer that. It seems like it would be similar to a soft double layer microfiber smooth cover.
239904
This goes on top, the mattress pad version is the one you sleep on top of. That being said I find it best to put this between the sheet and whatever blanket you're using. Trapping all the warm awesomeness in :-)
1367440
The blanket looks fine. It's also probably big enough. But it is quite thick. Looks much more like a comforter.
1909342
I think so. Mine is outside, with a foam/ vinyl cover on top. With the blanket on, the heater comes on less. I put the bubble side down and trimmed it a bit larger than the top and it works well. I read on line that it is more energy efficient to keep it warm all the time vs turning it down to cool when not in use and then heating it all up again before using . I find this to be true also. I am not an expert.