Which is better for a couple sharing a bed?

The Westinghouse. Its queen size is dual-controlled, so each side sets its own heat and timer. The Bedsure has one controller and a 62x84 inch size.

Is the Westinghouse worth the extra $2?

Yes for most shoppers. For $99.99 at Amazon as of November 3, 2026, you get a bigger blanket, 10 heat levels and a 12-hour timer versus $97.99 at Bedsure.

Which one is better for a couch or recliner?

The Bedsure. At 62x84 inches and lighter weight it drapes over a couch more easily, and buyers say it looks like a regular throw.

Which has more heat settings?

The Westinghouse, with 10 levels from 88F to 125F. The Bedsure has 6 levels.

Can both be machine washed?

Yes. Unplug the controller first on both. The Bedsure is listed as machine washable and fade-resistant; the Westinghouse requires unplugging the controller before washing.

Both are ETL and FCC certified and neither maker publishes a lifespan. Bedsure buyers report it holds warmth after a year; the Westinghouse adds overheat protection, which helps long-term safety.

Striped Flannel Heated Blanket vs Westinghouse Heated Electric Blanket Faux Fur

The Westinghouse is the better buy for most people: it costs $99.99 at Amazon as of November 3, 2026, versus $97.99 at Bedsure for the Bedsure blanket, and for about $2 more you get 10 heat levels, a 1–12 hour timer, dual-zone control and a larger 84x90 inch size. Choose the Bedsure if you want the lowest price, a lighter throw-style blanket, or a washable flannel-and-sherpa look that blends into the room. The two are close on price, so the decision comes down to size, controls and how much heat range you need.

Today the Striped Flannel Heated Blanket costs $2.00 less at its best price.

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