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Q: What’s the difference between a heated throw and an electric blanket?
A: Heated throws are portable electric blankets designed for personal warmth while relaxing on the couch or bed. Electric blankets are designed to warm the mattress and are used while sleeping.
Q: Are heated throws and electric blankets safe to use in Australia?
A: Yes, as long as they meet Australian safety standards – and when used as directed. Dreamaker's heated throws and electric blankets meet Australian SAA standards,
Q: Can I sleep with my electric blanket or heated throw on all night?
A: For safety, it’s best to preheat the bed and switch it off before sleep. Most of our Dreamaker models come with an auto shut-off feature if overnight use is needed. Check instructions before use.
Q: Do electric blankets use a lot of electricity?
A: No. They are energy-efficient and typically use less power than running a heater. On average, they use between 60–120 watts per hour.
Q: Are they safe for children or the elderly?
A: Yes, but always choose blankets with low voltage, automatic shut-off, and overheat protection. Supervision is recommended for young children and vulnerable adults.
Q: Can I machine wash my heated throw or electric blanket?
A: Many modern electric blankets and throws are machine washable. Always unplug the controller and follow the care label instructions.
Q: Can I use an electric blanket with a memory foam mattress?
A: Yes, but avoid high heat settings as they may affect foam density. A fitted electric blanket with even heating is ideal.
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