When it is cold do you need 2 of these blankets?
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Imagine that it would depend on what type of climate you live in; you could use just one and if you're cold throw another blanket that's around to see if that is warmer for you - and after that you might know if you need more that one Vellux Blanket.
36454
Depends on how warm you keep your bedroom....if 72 you probably only need 1 and a sheet; if 62 buy a queen and fold it over so that it's double. Just a thought.
1408267
Yes. You can also use a low heat pad in colder temperature. Some of soft blanket for them to huddle together to build up their own body heat. Just like you under a blanket. Thanks for taking care of the little ones
2211416
Not sure, but I have two of these and both work fine keeping a small area warm in cold weather.
788594
They stay warm for about an hour. If you need to have warmth for five hours, bring more than one (like maybe 5)...
998989
Actually, we love our blankets but have found that we only use them to preheat the bed when the room is cold. They're toasty enough as-is, and have a very luxurious feel to them, too.
419812
I believe so the nice thing about these blankets is that they aren't heavy so I use it as a comforter then a small blanket under it but I get too hot I have to push this blacket off of me so I believe once it gets colder it will work perfect. I always have liked any kind of goose down or similar because they are great in hot or cold times and are super comfy and soft.
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I have the lightweight comforter. For a really warm comforter you may want the regular weight version, or add another blanket on top of this one. That's what we do if it's really cold but the comforter still works in warmer weather too. Excellent quality, you'll like it :-)
1307769
I would use a sheet and blanket also, but it depends upon how cold you get. It's a nice set - very silky.
892087
I really like these blankets. It would depend on how warm his/her bedroom is and how many other clothes he/she is wearing. If the baby is already warm, I think it would be fine, however, if you have a cold house, I wouldn't use them. Good luck!
2172633
I think you could. The fabric is a very nice, thick, quality fabric. If it turns out to be a little light or chilly, you could always put a light blanket within.
1614902
No they are not insulated, and you can always put a old blanket and that will work fine.
1660062
My 3 year old kicks off all blankets, but this would have stayed put just fine when she was younger and still in her crib. I use it as a second layer with a quilt in her toddler bed. Probably not warm enough to use alone in the winter, but that also depends on how warm you keep your house.
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I believe it is needed, I put one in when started using it daily for 3 months still going even in extreme cold.
2139571
You probably want two if you have allergies. Otherwise one should be ample if you leave it running.
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In cold weather, no. As long as there is sufficient room under the blanket for air flow and the plant isn't sweating you can leave it on until the temperature comes up and the possibility of frost passes. what you don't want is too much moisture to form under the blanket from the plant "sweating" if that happens and you don't let it breathe, the next night it frosts, the frost will reach the plant even with the blanket on it, excess moisture under the blanket will end its ability to protect the plant
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hello chris I have two of these and I would not think they would be for any kind of cold weather they are very light weight and I was a little disappointed with them once I got them they put me more in the mind of a kids sleeping bag.
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I'm a cold person, so I also have an electric blanket. When I lived in Colorado I had an electric mattress cover and a serious down comforter. However, I found I could keep the electric blanket temperature lower with this blanket. For me, it was more effective and lighter than the non-down alternative comforter I replaced.