SHOPPERS are raving about a £35 Argos item that can cut your heating bills to just 1p.
The gadget is a great way to stay toasty over the winter months on a tight budget.
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With the cost of living crisis rolling on and energy bills still sky-high, the ability to keep warm for pennies is more valuable than ever.
Fortunately, Argos are selling the Silentnight Comfort Control electric blanket.
For £35 you can pick up the single bed size, while the double is £40.
It costs just a penny to preheat your bed on the low setting for an hour, keeping you nice and cosy a bedtime.
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The blanket is also suitable for all-night use if you want to guarantee waking up warm.
If you were to do that seven nights a week, it would still only end up costing 56p a week, or £29 a year.
There is even an anti-overheating safety feature to give you peace of mind.
The polyester cover comes equipped with “easy fit” straps to fasten it securely onto the mattress.
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The product description online reads: “The Silentnight Comfort Control Electric Blanket helps you to take complete control of your comfort and warmth.
“The electric blanket is soft to the touch but durable, providing added comfort to your mattress.
“The Silentnight Electric Blanket is an energy efficient and affordable way to stay warm for less.”
More items from Silentnight’s range are also on offer on the Argos website, including the “yours & mine” electric blanket for £40, which allows bedfellows to set different halves of the blanket to different temperatures.
Customers heaped praise on the product in the review section.
One wrote: “Excellent blanket, I am really pleased with it.
“Very comforting in every way and the fact that I was rarely able to put the heating on became less of a problem.”
Another added: “We bought the Blanket about 6 months ago, glad we had it in this year’s harsh winter.”
And a third said: “Bought one for my 87-year-old father and he loves it. Simple to use and keeps him toasty.”
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It comes after a boiler expert revealed the exact date to turn your heating on for winter and shared his tips to avoid massive bills.
Meanwhile, there is just one week left for thousands to claim £150 energy bill help for this year.
