SHOPPERS are flocking to The Range to nab a gadget that is perfect for keeping you warm at night with no extra cost.
The Silentnight self-heating mattress topper is selling for £49.99 in The Range.
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The mattress topper has a unique three-layer construction that adds an extra 7.5 tog of warmth to your bed.
It features a heat-reflecting foil, thermal lining and a deeply filled quilted top to keep your bed warm and cosy without the need for electricity.
The Range shared the mattress topper on Facebook.
In a post, they said: “No power needed!!”
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“The Silentnight Self Heating Mattress Topper that keeps your bed warm and cosy without the need for electricity, saving you money on your energy bills.”
“These truly are a SAVIOUR this winter!”
The post gained over 700 likes and 530 comments and no one could deny their mattress topper looked cosy.
One Facebook user said: “We will never leave our beds.”
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Another said: “Music to my ears.”
“This would be cosy,” said a third user.
“I’m going for one tomorrow,” said someone else.
This mattress topper is made to fit a double-size bed so if you have a single or king-size bed you will need to look for a different-size mattress topper.
The mattress topper is already sold out online so you will need to head in-store to see if you can get one of these.
However, it’s worth looking around as you may be able to find a self-heating mattress topper elsewhere for cheaper.
In Argos the same Silentnight self-heating mattress topper is going for £5 less at £45, the single size is £35 and the king size is £55.
Asda also sells the same mattress topper for £10 cheaper. In Asda stores the double is £35, the king size is £40 and the single size is £30.
Remember if you are ordering online you will need to factor in a delivery charge.
Affordable ways to stay warm this winter
There are plenty of other affordable ways you can stay warm this winter.
Get yourself a hot water bottle, you can them in lots of different shapes and sizes.
They are always great for a cost-free way of keeping warm.
If you’ve got a few pennies to spare consider buying an electric blanket.
They are another great way to keep warm and most cost around 2p an hour to run.
Don’t forget about preventative measures, draught-proof your home and seal your windows to stop cold air from coming in.
Prices for draught excludes start from a fiver in most stores but a thick blanket rolled up next to a draughty door will work just as well.
Seal up any draughty windows with easy-to-use draught excluders, prices for them start at £1.99 and they could save up to £70 on your energy bills.
Loft insulation is also very important as it can stop heat escaping, therefore slashing your heating bill.
You can buy insulation from all local builder merchants or retailers such as B&Q and Wickes.
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