On Tue, 25 Sep 2012, "SteveW" writ:
You forget that women are from Venus and men are from Mars.
The Martian surface temperature is extremely low and therefore men do not feel cold on Earth.
Venus has a surface temperature hot enough to melt lead and therefore women always feel cold on Earth.
This is what ours is. Odd that a Queen is bigger than a King.
I doubt it, I've always thought the guide dog was more intelligent than a blunkett.
Owain
That would explain sunbathing
NT
No that's plain wrong. The Queen is the smaller? 150x180cm
The conclusion I reach is that the sizes are not standardised.
Are you talking about the wife ;-)
Though they seemed to be called superking nowadays (going from buying bed linen for ours).
We have a 6' wide bed that has two separate mattresses which zip together
I was, and still am fairly cold tolerant,so much so that people called me cold blooded and others said I could stay warm by cutting a coal advert out of the paper and sitting by it.. I still am yet a few years ago I was also diagnosed with Hypothyroidism while they checked for something else. Explained why I was able to catnap all the time as tiredness is another sympton. Put that and cold intolerance together and we are back to the average wife.
G.Harman
We believe this to be the case, and checks have been made, (and there is family history), however we are also under the impression that the "trigger levels" are set rather high in our local authority, although they deny having trigger levels...
Wifey is currently persuing some alternative treatments because she has nothing else to go on...
Gordon
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Have passed it on - thanks. (I'm fine, sleep in a freezer, me)
Gordon
The consumer website 'Which' did a review on electric blankets. That's wher= e I started. If you're a member, you may wish to read that.
We ended up with:
Our blanket has two sides. Each side has an independent control with its ow= n plug. The control is simple and neat. Designed to be slept on. Multiple t= emperature settings. Multiple time settings - we mostly set it to shut off = after an hour. Very quick to warm up - minutes.
It's washable, but the superking is so large that it won't fit in a domesti= c washing machine. We put a mattress cover on top of it and then a sheet so= we don't have to wash it so often.
We love it. Definitely a marriage saver. It's a delight to get into bed. We= don't have to spend so much on heating the whole bedroom.
Correction. The product we got was:
We didn't get the top of the range for the 'Intelliheat' function. We got it because the controls are better.
Do Bensons for Beds sell Bensons Superkings then?
Owain
Phil
That's hedging the question.
I am similar. While working outside last winter for numerous weekends, my sole concession to the snow on the ground and the frozen materials was to wear a long-sleeved T-shirt instead of a short one. I don't do vests, coats, gloves etc. Now if only my wife could cope with the cold, we'd save an absolute fortune in heating!
SteveW
Although many do have this caution, there are others that do not. Ours has a temperature adjustment of 1 to 7 and the instructions state that it must not be used above 3 when you are in bed.
I think that the elements are made from self-regulating cable and therefore any local overheating is self-limiting.
SteveW
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