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Electric throw - recommendations
Rudi
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Looking to buy an electric throw and there's so many out there. Can you recommend which one and where to buy? Thanks.
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I have a couple of generic ones from Amazon - different suppliers, but they are identical. Both perform well and are actually very thick and warm without plugging them in. They do tend to have a relatively short lead, so you have to be able to sit near a plug socket. The ones I have are no longer stocked, but Amazon has similar ones for £45-60.
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Many thanks for your response! I bit the bullet and now have a Lakeland throw, reduced on Amazon, and also bought one for my daughter. And I wonder - why did I wait so long? No need for heating. Hurray!ka7e said:I have a couple of generic ones from Amazon - different suppliers, but they are identical. Both perform well and are actually very thick and warm without plugging them in. They do tend to have a relatively short lead, so you have to be able to sit near a plug socket. The ones I have are no longer stocked, but Amazon has similar ones for £45-60.1
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