- Does it have separate controls for each side?
- No. It uses a single controller, so both sleepers get the same heat level. Couples who want different settings should look at dual-zone heated blankets.
- Can I wash it in a machine?
- Yes, the blanket and cord detach for washing, but follow the care label. Use a gentle cycle and low heat, and expect some fleece pilling over time.
- Does it shut off automatically?
- Westinghouse does not list a programmable auto-off timer for this model. Unplug or switch it off when you leave it unattended.
- What size bed does it fit?
- At 84 by 90 inches it covers a full or queen bed with overhang. It is too large for a twin and too small for a king.
- How warm does it get?
- The six levels span roughly 95 to 118°F. The top setting is noticeably warm but not as hot as an electric mattress pad.
- Is it safe for all-night use?
- It is ETL and FCC certified for household use. Still, check the cord and controller for damage and avoid bunching the blanket while it heats.
- Where is the Westinghouse Electric Heated Throw Blanket cheapest?
- At Kohl's, for $178.74, as of our latest check.