The Correct Use Of Electric Blankets

Lay the electric blanket flat. Lay the electric blanket flat on the bed, avoiding folding or curling, to ensure that the wires and heating elements of the electric blanket are not damaged.
Number of laying layers. Lay a thin mattress or bed sheet on the electric blanket, then cover the blanket. Do not place any other heavy objects on the blanket to avoid affecting the heat distribution.
Temperature regulation. Most electric blankets are equipped with temperature adjustment function, which can be adjusted to the appropriate temperature as needed to avoid excessive temperatures.
Preheating and shutdown. It is recommended to turn on the electric blanket for preheating one to two hours before going to bed, and turn off the power before going to bed to keep the bed warm and not overheat.
Security measures. Before use, check if the electric blanket is damaged or if the wires are exposed, repair or replace it in a timely manner, avoid using it in a damp environment, and prevent electric shock.
Timing function. Consider using an electric blanket with a timer function to automatically close after a period of time, avoiding safety hazards caused by forgetting to close.
Precautions. For special populations such as pregnant women, infants, people with severe cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, and elderly people with limited mobility, electric blankets should be used with caution or prohibited.
Storage and maintenance. When not in use, store the electric blanket in a dry and ventilated place, and regularly clean and maintain it.
Avoid contact with water. Avoid direct contact between the electric blanket and water to prevent electric leakage or shock accidents.