Winter isn’t over just yet and in a bid to save on energy bills, Brits have found a ‘brilliant' product to keep them warm and toasty throughout the chilly evenings.
With hundreds of rave reviews, the self-heating blanket sold over 1,000 times last month alone, as people rave about the item that ‘doesn’t cost a penny to run’.
So how does it work? Well, unlike your classic heated blanket, it doesn't use any electricity whatsoever, which is great news for our bank accounts as energy bills are expected to rise to an average of £1,738 per year in 2025.
The Silentnight Heat Genie Self-Heating Blanket doesn't need to be plugged in because it comes with a unique heat-reflecting foil layer that will reflect your body heat back onto you.
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Genius!
One happy customer wrote, “A well priced, attractive-looking, cosy and effective weapon in the battle against the winter chill and rising fuel bills.”
Another agreed, as they shared: “Great product that kept me warm for around three hours without having to turn the central heating on.”
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“Excellent-sized blanket that does what it says,” a third shared. “A must-have and it doesn't cost a penny to use. Would highly recommend it to anyone wanting to keep snug and warm on a winter's night.”
On one side, you’ll find a super soft plush fabric to cosy up to whilst its interior boasts a warm sherpa fleece. The self-heating blanket is also designed to be shared whilst watching the telly at a whopping 180cm x 240cm - more body heat equals more warmth. The best part? The Silentnight blanket is machine washable so there’s no faffing around to remove wires or remote controls every time you’re chilly.
Where to buy the Silentnight Heat Genie Self-Heating Blanket now
The self-heating blanket is currently flying off shelves and it’s not hard to see why. After selling out on the official Silentnight website, it’s now available to purchase on Amazon for £37.99. If you're looking to save extra pennies, it's also available on QVC for a reduced price of £30.
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Just an FYI, there's also a self-heating oversized hoodie on offer for £27 over on the Julian Charles website.
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Topics: Hacks
Danielle Fowler