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LadyDee
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in I wanna buy it or do it
Anybody know of any offers around please? Looking for a double heated duvet, and the best I've found is approaching £100 - ouch!

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  • Cisco001
    Cisco001 Posts: 4,146 Forumite
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    Do you mean electric underblanket?
  • System
    System Posts: 178,351 Community Admin
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    http://www.snugnights.co.uk/productcart/pc/Electric-Heated-Duvets-c35.htm
    double at £73.
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  • LadyDee
    LadyDee Posts: 4,293 Forumite
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    Cisco001 wrote: »
    Do you mean electric underblanket?

    No - a duvet.
  • McKneff
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    Why do you need an electric duvet, surely a few minutes in bed and your own body heat is sufficient


    You may be doing yourself harm by doing this.

    Not just the heat but the electricity surrounding you.
    Im sure more people can explain it better than me
    .
    make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
    and we will never, ever return.
  • LadyDee
    LadyDee Posts: 4,293 Forumite
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    McKneff wrote: »
    Why do you need an electric duvet, surely a few minutes in bed and your own body heat is sufficient


    You may be doing yourself harm by doing this.

    Not just the heat but the electricity surrounding you.
    Im sure more people can explain it better than me
    .

    Please! I'm looking for an electric duvet. The reasons I want one are mine, and at my age there's nothing you can say that would make me think I don't want one.
  • amibovvered
    amibovvered Posts: 472 Forumite
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    I used one for years until it conked out - one of the best buys I ever made. I don't know if it's something to do with my circulation but I'm always cold and in the winter the bed took forever to warm up. I've tried electric underblankets and they are ok, but the electric duvet was deliciously cosy.
    I want my sun-drenched, wind-swept Ingrid Bergman kiss, Not in the next life, I want it in this, I want it in this

    Use your imagination, or you can borrow mine!
  • LadyDee
    LadyDee Posts: 4,293 Forumite
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    !!!!!! wrote: »
    http://www.snugnights.co.uk/productcart/pc/Electric-Heated-Duvets-c35.htm
    double at £73.

    Thank you - I haven't found one cheaper myself so good find!
    :T
  • McKneff
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    Some people are ignorant of the fact that these things harm you long term.

    But as long as you are cooking/frying yourself and not me, well, I will bow out with dignity.
    make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
    and we will never, ever return.
  • System
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    McKneff wrote: »
    Some people are ignorant of the fact that these things harm you long term.
    Do you mean scare stories such as
    Similar health effects have been noted with users of many electric blankets and waterbed heaters will emit EMFs even when turned off.
    Emit EMF when swiched off? Great! Free power.

    Any electromagnetic field is very dependant on the voltages used. You are probably at more risk from the electromagnetic radiation from your house wiring and the other mains appliances than you are from an LV blanket.
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  • LadyDee
    LadyDee Posts: 4,293 Forumite
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    McKneff wrote: »
    Some people are ignorant of the fact that these things harm you long term.

    But as long as you are cooking/frying yourself and not me, well, I will bow out with dignity.

    Don't be ridiculous.
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