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Here’s Why Electric Blankets Are The Latest Hack For a Cozy Night’s Sleep

Is there anything better than a warm bed? We think not. Burrito-ing yourself under a mountain of duvets is one way to stay warm during the cold months, but another, much easier way (ever tried to make a bed with five duvets?) is with an electric blanket. Yeah, like the one your grandma uses. She didn’t make it this far without picking up a few tricks, including using a blanket that heats up.

Electric blankets are a great way to get a cozy night’s sleep, whether they are laid on top of you or under your sheets (ooooo decadent!) They are also a much more economical alternative to turning up the heat in your home every night. Warding off a cold or treating sore muscles or arthritis? Throw your electric blanket around your neck and make it a cape, because you are now you’re own hero.

Check out four electric blankets that will keep you cozy all night long.

1. Giantex Electric Blanket Queen Size

If you’ve magically found a partner that likes things at the exact same temperature as you, then you two are unicorns. For the rest of us, there’s the Giantex Electric Blanket Queen Size, which allows for different temperature settings on the left and right side of the blanket, perfect for the couple that runs half hot, half cold.

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2. Sunbeam Heated Blanket

Stay warm without overheating with the Sunbeam heated blanket, which boasts 10 different heat settings. The heat settings are easily changed using the knob, making for quick adjustments. A 10-hour auto-off ensures safety once you nod off. The blanket comes in a range of muted colors to suit your decor.

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3. Dr Relief Fleece Heated Throw Blanket with Controller

The Dr Relief Fleece Heated Throw Blanket with Controller comes with a three-setting heat controller and an auto shut-off that will turn your blanket off after four hours — great for helping you get to sleep at night or if you forget to turn your blanket off before leaving the house.

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