A BELOVED high street chain has started selling a winter must-have that has been dubbed “fabulous” by cosy shoppers.
The thermal mattress cover has been labelled as a “winter essential” for its unbelievable ability to keep people warm all night.
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The Silentnight Supersoft Thermal Mattress Cover is being sold at The Range for a bargain price and contains an ultra thick teddy fleece fabric for the best night sleep possible during the chilly evenings.
The description of the product online says: “Keep warm and cosy through the colder months with this Silentnight Supersoft Thermal Mattress Cover.
“Designed to help you save energy, this mattress cover helps you warm your body, not your whole home. Its sumptuously soft texture is sure to help you snooze snugly.”
The Range have made the cover even harder to leave on the shelves after they announced a blockbuster 30 per cent off on the product.
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It now costs just £6.29 for a single mattress cover, £7.69 for a double size or only £9.09 for a king size.
It is easy to look after and is amazingly machine washable meaning it caters for everyone.
The Silentnight favourite is available to shoppers both in-store and online whilst stocks last.
Happy shoppers who already have the great winter perk heaped praise on the cover.
One said: I bought one in the sale last year. Used it this winter it’s fabulous.”
A second wrote: “It keeps the heat very well. Very soft and cosy. Keeps my bed very toasty and saves in putting heating on.”
As another said: “Ooo need to get ours!” to her friend under a promotional post on Facebook.
Others called the product “amazing” and said it “provides a luxury warm feel ready for sleep”.
But one savvy shopper was already thinking about the summer months as temperatures soar upwards.
They said: “Need the opposite one that makes u feel cool in bed.”
Tesco, Asda, Boots and Amazon also sell the much loved product.
Silentnight are widely regarded as the frontrunners in the cosy covers market.
Recently shoppers flocked to their stores to nab another gadget perfect for keeping you warm at night with no extra cost.
The Silentnight self-heating mattress topper is selling for £49.99 and was dubbed a “saviour” for these cold winter days.
Or if you’re looking to up your winter wardrobe game look out for a scarf that will keep your neck cosy on the high street.
The Heattech Lined Padded Scarf by the retailer Uniqlo is a must-have for the colder season ahead and it scans for £19.90.
The winter essential, which can be purchased both in-store and online, comes in a range of colours, including black, cream and khaki.
Another handy £7 tool could save households hundreds of pounds on their energy bills this winter.
As a way to keep warm without forking out a small fortune on your electricity bills has thrilled shoppers at Argos.
According to delighted shoppers, it’s helped them to “feel the difference immediately.”
The price of Argos’ Home Thermal Door Curtain, which is made from 100 per cent polyester, has been slashed from £25 to just £12.50.
As temperatures have dropped in recent weeks, many of us will likely have our heating on for longer, which coupled with the energy price cap rise in January, means our bills will be higher.
But some new bank payments are on their way to thousands of households designed to specifically help beat the rising winter costs, such as cold weather payments and the Warm Home Discount.
How to stay warm this winter for less
STAYING toasty this winter shouldn’t cost an arm and a leg as there’s plenty of amazing alternatives to wacking up the radiators and spending money on rising heating bills.
Look at getting yourself a hot water bottle to keep you warm and you can get them in lots of different shapes and sizes to fit any type of person.
They are always great for a cost-free way of keeping warm as you only need hot water.
But if you’ve got a few pennies to spare and want to invest in a long-term solution to the cold consider buying an electric blanket.
They’re another great way to keep warm and most cost around 2p an hour to run.
Don’t forget about preventative measures though.
Look at draught-proofing your home and sealing your windows to stop cold air from coming in.
Prices for draught excludes start from a fiver in most stores but a thick blanket rolled up next to a problematic door will work just as well.
Seal up any draughty windows with easy-to-use draught excluders, prices for them start at £1.99 and they could save up to £70 on your energy bills.
Loft insulation is also very important as it can stop heat escaping, therefore slashing your heating bill.
You can buy insulation from all local builder merchants or retailers such as B&Q and Wickes.
The Sun asked home insulation and heating expert and LoftZone chief executive Dave Raval for advice about keep energy bills low and house temperatures high.
Dave said: “There are lots of things everybody could do in their own homes that are quite easy and inexpensive to help save on your heating bills.
“The best energy saving is the energy you don’t use, so looking at where heat may be escaping is key!”
