Winter is not far off and with the days already getting darker and colder, many people will be dreaming about taking a sun holiday.
05.10.2022 - 14:09 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
As the cost of keeping the heating on at night becomes unaffordable for many households, there's one product from Currys that will help keep shoppers warm all night, without spending a fortune. It costs just 5p to run and aims to slash electricity bills this winter.
The £19 Status Electric Underblanket cost pennies to run all night and is a warm solution for the many households that have chosen to switch their heating off at night. This month the rise in the energy price cap means the average household will be charged up to £2,500 for standard use of energy, making the cold winter nights simply unaffordable for many.
This electric blanket will make the difference for many shoppers thanks to its cost effectiveness. Taking a few minutes to warm up its pre-heat function cost just 5p to keep on for an hour (150 Watts), which is enough to keep the bed warm all night.
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Priced at £19, the electric under blanket features three heat settings to suit body temperature and has an overheat safety protection tool to ensure users don't get too warm during sleep. You can get it on the Currys website here.
The blanket is just one of many energy-saving products available with the retailer who have also introduced a new tool to help shoppers during the cost of living crisis. Available to use on goods like washing machines, dishwashers and fridge freezers, the new calculator details how much a product costs to run at home, and it could save shoppers around £2,000 when used to buy a combination of household goods.
Even if the product is slightly more expensive at checkout it could save be cheaper to run for instance, one brand of fridge may be £20 more to buy
Winter is not far off and with the days already getting darker and colder, many people will be dreaming about taking a sun holiday.
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With the weather getting colder and energy bills still soaring, many of us have been looking for ways to keep warm without racking up the extra heating costs.