Review on Stay Warm at Tailgating Emergencies with Stalwart BLUE Electric Blanket by Sean Carter

I bought a Stalwart blanket as a heated option to keep my wife and I warm when we sleep in our teardrop trailer especially when the temperature is below 40 degrees. We do frequent dry camping and need an efficient blanket to use with our Blueetti AC50S power plant. The ceiling consumes about 45-50 watts. The great thing about this low power consumption is that the fan is not activated in our AC50S. However, due to the low wattage, it's important to note that it takes a few minutes for the blanket to reach operating temperature, so I recommend turning it on about 5 minutes before planned use. Dimensions 59 x 43 inches. It's big enough to fit under us as the bottom layer. To take advantage of the growing heat we hold it down and use some blankets over it to squeeze in between the blankets and the electric blanket. The cable length of 96 inches is more than enough for our needs. Due to the nature of the blanket, it's a bit stiff due to the heating elements, but still flexible enough to wrap around itself.