Tag: microplush

Many reviewers have mentioned that the fabric is quite thin, so they can feel the wires through it. A thinner electric blanket allows it to heat better and quicker, but thin may not be what you’re sunbeam heated blankets looking for. After 10 hours of keeping you toasty warm throughout the night, this electric blanket… Continue reading Sunbeam Microplush Heated Blanket Review

If you’ve never felt microplush, imagine a thick, soft but smooth fabric that slides through your fingers. While this blanket is designed for use on a sofa or easy chair rather than on a bed, it can be used on a bed, too. However, it seems like a waste to hide this sunbeam heated throw… Continue reading Sunbeam Microplush Heated Blanket Review

Sometimes an electric blanket is only needed for the coldest months of the year, but it’s also good to have on hand for those random days when the temperature dips– regardless of the season. Lower your heating bill with this super cozy Biddeford blanket. Its polyester material will help sunbeam heated throw you stay warm… Continue reading Sunbeam Microplush Heated Blanket Review

It uses low-voltage technology, with a small power supply box that changes 115 volt AC power into non-hazardous DC power for added protection and safety . It operates on less than 25 volts, about the same amount of current it takes to operate a light bulb. Not warm enough, doesn’t distribute heat evenly, too expensive… Continue reading Sunbeam Microplush Heated Blanket Review

It can automatically shut off after a maximum of 12 hours if you forget to unplug it. If you plan to use a heated blanket for longer, opt for the Sunbeam Royal Luxe, as it’s the blanket on this list that allows for the longest time before its automatic shut-off. Sometimes an electric blanket is… Continue reading Sunbeam Microplush Heated Blanket Review