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Silent night electric blanket reduced instore - tesco
Bootsalebargains
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Just been in tesco home store in chester sealand road and they've got the dual control silent night fleece electric blankets £45 down to £15
It's the one in a silver box like the one in link
http://www.tesco.com/direct/silentnight-premium-dual-control-electric-underblanket-double/211-9691.prd?skuId=211-9691&pageLevel=sku&_requestid=405633
Also had kingsize down to £17.50
Edit - these are now down to £7.50 for double & £10 for kingsize
It's the one in a silver box like the one in link
http://www.tesco.com/direct/silentnight-premium-dual-control-electric-underblanket-double/211-9691.prd?skuId=211-9691&pageLevel=sku&_requestid=405633
Also had kingsize down to £17.50
Edit - these are now down to £7.50 for double & £10 for kingsize
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novembers wins - £50 on walkers rainy day, £50 itunes voucher
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It is showing at GBP 45 ATM0
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Could be in store only hence reason price is different to online0
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I've never had the guts to buy as I always worry about being fried alive by these things
Value-for-money-for-me-puhleeze!
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ive never had an electric blanket as 2 elderly neighbours went up in smoke when theirs went on fire-1 was only 6 at time never forget the fire engines. my 16yr old daughter wants electric blanket!sealed pot challenge 4 member 10860
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Electric blankets are a lot safer these days and if anyone wants any there are some at the Accrington store end of an aisle on the floor.Jan lunch to work days 0/200
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You need to check the actual size. The last 'double' I bought turned out to be a large single. Wasn't expensive and I made do, but still naughty.0
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I do worry about the safety of electric blankets so mainly just use mine to heat up the bed before i get in it, and it goes off (at the mains) when I'm in bed or out. I think it's mainly the old ones or if you store them wrong, but better safe...Less stuff, more life, love, laughter and cats!
Even if I'm on the shopping threads, it doesn't mean I'm buying! Sometimes it's good to just look and then hit the CLOSE button!0 -
Still got some in store today if anyone still wanting one. Think there were 4 left on the shelf.0
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Electric blankets are alot safer now and our local fire station hold testing days for them at the end of summer so you can get it checked for peace of mind.
I got a new one recently for ebay as i couldn't find a cheap kindsize one best £22 i've spent and just as good as the £40 one it was replacing (which hubby bought me as a gift when we were going out, it's no wonder i married him
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Many people don't realise the high settings are for warming up the bed - but most must be on a low setting when your in it.0
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