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Published 19 Jan 2026

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Deals of the week: Top electric blanket bargains

It’s mid-winter and brrr… it’s cold. If you’re trying to stay warm without having the central heating on full throttle, an electric blanket can be the perfect solution. It’s one of the cosiest ways for you to warm up fast, and cheaply.

Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead - Money Wellness

Written by: Gabrielle Pickard Whitehead

Lead financial content writer

Published: 19 January 2026

In fact, you can pre-heat your bed for two hours on a low setting for as little as 1p. Yes, really!

Even better, you don’t have to pay full price, because there are some brilliant electric blanket deals on right now.

Here’s where you can bag a bargain.

Silentnight winter nights electric blanket – £15 at George

Head to George at Asda and pick up a Silentnight winter nights electric blanket for half price, down from £30 to £15. Complete with three heat settings, you can choose the temperature that feels just right for you. It’s ideal if you want to climb into a warm, cosy bed without worrying about your energy bills.

Schallen heated throw over – £24.99 at Amazon

If you prefer something you can wrap around yourself on the sofa, the Schallen heated blanket might be just the job. Made from warm and super soft fleeced fabric, you can use it to snuggle up during those long winter nights, whether it’s on the sofa or in bed.

For a limited time, it’s reduced by 38% on Amazon, down to £24.99 from £39.99.

Fine Elements double electric blanket - £14.99 at Robert Dyas

For couples or anyone with a bigger bed, the Fine Elements double electric blanket is another brilliant deal. It comes with a controller and three heat settings, giving you control over how warm you feel as you settle down for the night.

It’s currently reduced at Robert Dyas from £24.99 to just £14.99, making it one of the cheapest ways for you to keep warm together.

Dreamland intelliheat warming throw - £49.69 at Boots

If you’re looking for something a bit more high-tech, the Dreamland Intelliheat warming throw might be right up your street. It uses intelligent software and an ultra-thin heating sensor wire that checks its temperature 25 times per second. This means it automatically regulates warmth to keep you comfortable, safe and cosy all night long. You can now pick it up at Boots for £49.69, reduced from £69.99.

Glamhaus heated electric fleece blanket - £24.45 at the Range

Another great option is the Glamhaus heated electric fleece blanket, now £24.45 at The Range after a 46% price cut. You can use this throw on your bed as an extra layer or wrap it around yourself on the sofa. With luxury fleece on one side, velvety soft fabric on the other, six heat settings and a three-hour timer, you stay in control while keeping yourself perfectly warm.

Other ways to stay warm this winter

While an electric blanket is a great addition to your winter arsenal, there are other ways to stay warm and cut energy costs:

  • Wear layers – heat escapes through your body. Wear thick socks, jumpers, and even a hat indoors.
  • Seal drafts – check windows and doors for drafts and seal them to keep the warmth in.
  • Use thick curtains – they can help to keep the heat in during the night.
  • Consider a hot water bottle – they’re an old-fashioned but effective way to stay warm.
  • Apply for a grant – most energy companies set money aside to help people who are really struggling. Read more about the additional support available in our guide.
Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead - Money Wellness

Written by: Gabrielle Pickard Whitehead

Lead financial content writer

Gabrielle is an experienced journalist, who has been writing about personal finance and the economy for over 17 years. She specialises in social and economic equality, welfare and government policy, with a strong focus on helping readers stay informed about the most important issues affecting financial security.

Published: 19 January 2026

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Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead - Money Wellness

Written by: Gabrielle Pickard Whitehead

Lead financial content writer

Published: 19 January 2026

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