Electric Blanket Tailgating Emergency Stalwart BLACK Review

Decent blanket that seems to work well. I actually bought this to put in my small dog's car bed to keep him warm during the winter months. My "problem" with this blanket is that it looks like a piece of cardboard with fabric on it. From what I understand there are electrical wires inside, but it seems a little stiff. Keep in mind that there are no settings or an on/off switch. Just plug it in and it works. I think it turns off after a while too, but I haven't used it long enough to be sure.

I really wanted to love this - I wanted a heated cigarette lighter blanket for car rides. However, the fact that there is only one heat is a huge disappointment - it gets way too hot! I want it to stay nice and warm but not have to constantly unplug it. The blanket is typical coarse fleece and I have no idea how to wash it when it gets dirty. I would have preferred it to be offered in other solid colors or something other than plaid. I find it a bit overpriced for the quality. I bought a…

I bought a blanket for my son to use on a cold morning while we wait for the bus. This is a great concept that needs some tweaking. The adapter is a bit long, so it doesn't stay in the power supply very well. When my son moved, he moved and the lights went on and off. Maybe I have a weird short port? When the bus arrived, the blanket itself was not yet warmed up, so it was used as an ordinary blanket. I left it on for a 40 minute drive just to see how it worked. When I got to work it was warm…

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…