Winter warming gadgets offer alternative to using central heating

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Nov, 09:31 · Archive

A journalist tested six heating gadgets including electric blankets and heated throws as alternatives to using the thermostat.

A journalist tested six winter warming gadgets as cost-effective alternatives to central heating during cold weather. The products reviewed include electric blankets, heated throws, battery-powered scarves and a car seat warmer powered by a cigarette lighter.

Among the gadgets tested was the Lakeland Staysnug Battery Operated Heated Shawl, described as a wireless heated throw that can be worn as a poncho. The shawl is made from black fleece with one-button operation and is suitable for wearing around the house, in the garden or while walking. The reviewer praised its quality and ease of use.

Electric blankets were also highlighted as effective for warming beds before use. The journalist noted these gadgets can help reduce heating bills without needing to adjust the thermostat during winter months.

How it is being reported

• I tried 6 smart winter warmers - these actually work without touching the thermostatFrom electric blankets to heated throws, battery-powered scarves to a car seat warmer powered by a cigarette lighter, these gadgets keep me warm through winter.Worcester News · 14 Nov, 08:56
• I tried 6 smart winter warmers - these actually work without touching the thermostatFrom electric blankets to heated throws, battery-powered scarves to a car seat warmer powered by a cigarette lighter, these gadgets keep me warm through winter.Malvern Gazette · 14 Nov, 08:56

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