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We tried the best electric blankets, heated pads, microwaveable slippers and more to find the cheapest ways to stay warm this winter. Shop our tested picks.

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When cold nights keep you awake, a heated mattress pad can make all the difference. Unfortunately, it may not be safe to leave a heated mattress pad on while you sleep. Here's what you need to know.

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Air fryers have become a kitchen staple for many Brits, but there are some foods that should never be cooked in the popular ...

From traditional to microwavable, wearable to extra-fleecy, here are our favourite hot-water bottles for winter ...

Jonny said: "A few seconds too long, or a bag that has dried out, can lead to a smouldering fire inside a microwave. People also sometimes leave wheat bags on radiators or near curtains, assuming they ...

Brits have been urged to consider some cheap methods for staying warm this winter, with some costing less than one pence per hour. Experts encouraged people to consider some alternative measures for ...