Frequently Asked Questions
What tog duvet should I choose for winter?
Higher tog duvets, such as 13.5 tog or 15 tog, are ideal for colder months as they offer more insulation and warmth throughout the night.
How can I keep warm at home while using less energy?
Try layering your bedding, upgrading to a winter tog duvet and blocking draughts with a draught excluder for ways to stay cosy without using extra energy. For targeted warmth, a heated throw or small heater can warm the space you're using, rather than the whole home.
What are the must-have winter home essentials?
Popular winter essentials for your home include heated throws, warm duvets, fleece bedding, heaters, draught excluders, electric blankets and cosy accessories that help keep your home comfortable during colder weather.
What's the difference between a heated throw and an electric blanket?
A heated throw is designed to be used on top of your bed or while relaxing on the sofa, while an electric blanket or heated mattress enhancer is fitted to the bed to provide warmth while you sleep.
Are heated throws energy efficient?
Heated throws typically use less energy than heating an entire room because they warm the person rather than the space. They're a popular option for adding comfort on chilly evenings while helping to manage household energy use.