Posted by willie in mn on October 19, 2013 at 18:09:11 from (67.142.168.25):
In Reply to: electric blanket posted by 88-1175 on October 19, 2013 at 09:37:13:
I look at from a different direction. Almost every electric blanket I have seen has clear instructions on the label- Do Not Lie On This Blanket. It seems that the heat wires are really fragile, won"t last long if pinched or crumpled. Another way to think about under or over for placing the heated blanket. Why put the heat source under, when there is 6 inches or more of mattress/ insulation there? Put the heat source on top, where there is very little insulation. Put the heat on top to block the escape of body heat. A heated mattress pad is made with heavier elements, designed to be slept on. Many people will disagree with me. Willie
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