Aldi is selling a heated throw to keep you warm as temperatures drop

ALDI is selling a fluffy heated throw to keep you warm this winter and it can even be used to pre-heat your bed. The discounter will be stocking the electric blanket this week, just in time as bookies slash the odds on this October being the coldest on record. The heated throw comes in either […]

ALDI is selling a fluffy heated throw to keep you warm this winter and it can even be used to pre-heat your bed.

The discounter will be stocking the electric blanket this week, just in time as bookies slash the odds on this October being the coldest on record.

The heated throw comes in either brown or grey with six adjustable settings to provide the right amount of warmth.

Aldi suggests switching to lower settings while using the throw as a blanket, while the higher settings can be used to pre-heat your bed before heading to sleep.

It also features safety designs including a three-hour auto-off function to help prevent overheating.

The heated throw goes on sale on October 24 for £34.99.

But if it’s a bit out of your price range, Aldi will also be selling an electric blanket on the same day for £14.99.

That’s more than half the price of the throw, saving you £20, for shoppers on a tighter budget.

Both products are available to pre-order on the website now but delivery is only free if you spend more than £20.

For anything less, there’s a £2.95 charge.

If you’d rather visit your nearest Aldi on the release day, you can find your nearest one by clicking here.

We found another electric blanket for a similar price being sold by Slumber Slumber online, costing £13.99.

But keep in mind there’s a delivery charge of £3.95 on orders under £30.

Shipping costs are free if you’re spending more than £30.

If you’re looking for more ways to make your home look cosy, Aldi is selling a wood burner lantern for Christmas.

You might also want to check out body length hot water bottles up for grabs at Poundstretcher.

While cat owners might want to pop by Aldi for its radiator beds for the furry friends.