A: Most electric blankets cost on average between $10 and $100 depending on the size and features offered. There are high-end electric blanket options — costing up to $200 — which offer numerous hea...

A: All electric blankets must pass the IEC standard (IEC60335.2.17:2000) for safety. Some electric blankets automatically switch themselves off if they get too hot. This feature is called overheat pro...

A: Some electric blankets are safe to put in your washing machine and tumble dryer, which makes them easy to clean and maintain. This is usually highlighted on the packaging. If you're unsure, che...

A: Ideally you should only need to replace your electric blanket when it is around 10 years old.

A: Fitted electric blankets are coverlets that match the contours of your mattress (like a fitted sheet). They remain nice and flat during your night's rest and are generally more comfortable to l...

A: Non-fitted electric blankets do not fit around the corners of your mattress. Instead, they lie on top of the mattress and they use ties to help keep them in place. Non-fitted electric blankets are ...