Not only does this topper help you save money on your heating bills, it's also deeply quilted and made with super soft fabric for added comfort.

You can hold off for as long as you like, but there comes a point when most people give in and switch on the central heating.Built to fit and built to last, this fitted double mattress topper is the perfect way to trap heat in your bed, quickly and easily.

BNPL is an interest bearing option that allows you to delay payments on your purchases for up to 12 months depending on how much you spend. New with tags: A brand-new, unused, unworn and undamaged item in the original packaging (such as the . Fans have been raving about them on Facebook and TikTok, claiming they'll keep you warm at night without having to put the heating on. The foil lining reflects your body heat back to you and retains warmth, keeping your bed cosy and warm without the need for electricity.Obviously there's no end to the products now being sold that promise to keep you warm and I still swear by my Oodie and my Lakeland heated airer, which dries the clothes and keeps me warm when I work from home.

Comfortable addition to winter bedding, however we still definately need our electric blanket, but unheated bedroom. If you’re truly struggling to sleep and refuse to turn on your central heating, you’re better off investing in a really decent electric blanket. null Magic mattress heater without electricity This product does what it is sold to do; it heats the bed.

For the former, you won’t want a duvet or mattress topper with a tog measurement of any higher than 10, and an additional 7.

This product comes with a two year manufacturer’s guarantee so you can sleep soundly with your purchase. It is hypoallergenic and kind to skin, so even those with slightly thinning fitted sheets (we’ve all been there) won’t be aggravated by any potentially prodding feathers and interference.

According to Sleepseeker, a standard 100W electric blanket costs just 70p to run for a whopping 24 hours so they won’t add too much on to electricity bills. I thought it would be a great alternative to using an electric blanket, which needs to be plugged in to run. Following the weather forecast of cold and snow this week, keeping yourself warm at home has never been more important, however, can prove difficult if you're also trying to cut costs and refrain from keeping the heating on – but it appears that the Silentnight Heat Genie self-heating mattress topper may have just solved that problem for me.