Slumberdown heated blanket drops to £26.50 in Amazon deal (aff)
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A best-selling heated throw from Slumberdown is back on sale at £26.50, offering a cosy way to cut heating costs
The clocks might have gone forward, and spring is in the air, but we’ve not quite shaken off the cold weather. Which is why it’s great to see a huge discount returning on a big-selling heated throw.
Amazon has dropped the price of this Slumberdown heated blanket before, but not for a while. And it’s a 56% discount too, which brings the price down from £60 to just £26.50.
For that, you get a soft, fleecy, heated snuggle blanket that will turn a quiet night in into a cosy evening of personal indulgence.
The heated blanket has 10 heat settings, it's designed to be energy efficient, it's hypoallergenic, it comes in three colours, it's machine washable, and even has a two-year warranty.
It might even save you some money on your heating bills, because you could turn the thermostat down a notch and just hide in your heated blanket until your cup of tea runs out.
More than 100 people have bought one already this month, according to Amazon, but the deal is set to last until April 5, so there’s still time to bag a bargain.
Amazon Prime members get free delivery on eligible items. Non-Prime customers may pay delivery charges depending on the order.
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