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Throwitthrow · 22/11/2024 23:14

Can anyone recommend one please? Reviews are either great or terrible and I don't want something that will stop working after a few weeks. I've looked on Amazon, Lakeland and Dunelm but nothing is standing out as a quality gift.


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deltablue · 23/11/2024 02:53

Dreamland from Argo- brilliant

UnrealRita · 23/11/2024 03:13

I bought from Argos and took out their insurance cover, as they do break sometimes and it's easy to return.

AdventAnticipation · 23/11/2024 04:05

Poetics · 23/11/2024 00:41

Not daft at all. No- you shouldn't really sit in them. They technically are throws- to go over the top. I like to wrap mine around my shoulders - and obviously sit back on it. I'm prepared for it to possibly not last as long as it otherwise might ... but that's where I need the heat. It might squash/ bend the heating wires I suppose.

ah, thank you! Was sort of thinking they were for ‘throwing over’ rather than sitting on.

CurlewKate · 23/11/2024 04:29

I have a Silent Night one and it's heaven. My cats, however, think it's the work of the devil and hiss at it if they stand on it by mistake....

Stuckinarut79 · 24/11/2024 17:01

I’ve just bought the silent night one from Lidl I had a £5 voucher as not shopped there for ages so £20, bargain, however like the previous one (different style/make) it isn’t all warm has cool spots and definitely doesn’t reach 53c - am I misunderstanding the point of a heated throw - they are cosy underneath but not that hot and seem to turn on and off - or have I been unlucky and had two faulty ones?
looking at the MN recommend ones but not really keen to spend if they are similar.

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