Winter Warmers

Keplin’s Winter Warmers range brings together our winter essentials - electric heated throws, hot water bottles, foot warmers, heating pads and cosy blanket hoodies to help you stay warm for less this winter. Built for everyday home use, these cold weather essentials mean you can take the chill off a room, warm up one spot or simply feel toasty without running central heating for the whole house. You’ll also be cutting your energy bills and sleeping better on cold nights, that’s a good deal if we’ve ever heard one.

Keeping Warm in Winter, Made Easy

Not all winter warmers work the same way, and the best one for you depends on where you feel the cold most and how you actually spend your time at home. Here is a quick guide to what each product type does well.

Electric heated throws and under blankets

Heated throws are one of the most popular ways to stay warm on the sofa without touching the thermostat. Our electric heated throw blankets have multiple heat settings and an auto shut-off, so you can get comfortable with extra peace of mind. Browse our heated blankets and throws collection for the full range.

Staying warm with a hot water bottle

Hot water bottles cost pennies to fill and stay warm for hours, which makes them hard to beat on value. Our range covers a classic faux fur-covered bottle, a rechargeable electric version and a belt-style model with a plush waist cover that keeps your core warm hands-free. See our Heating collection for the full range of hot water bottles and heating accessories.

Warming up cold feet

Cold feet have a way of making the rest of your body feel cold too. Our electric foot warmers heat up quickly and sit right where you need them, available as a single or a 2-pack for sharing (or gifting!)

Targeted heat with an electric pad

Our electric heating pad has nine temperature levels and an auto shut-off, giving you precise warmth for your back, lap or wherever you need it most. Great for sitting at a desk on cold days as much as general warming.

Warmth you can wear: blanket hoodies

An oversized blanket hoodie wraps you up without pinning you to the sofa. It is a favourite for working from home, watching TV or pottering around the house on a cold day when you just want to feel properly warm. Find more styles in our heated blankets and throws collection.

Electric heaters for whole-room warmth

For a room that needs proper warming rather than a single warm spot, a portable electric heater is the quickest way to heat the space you’re actually using. No need to run central heating for the whole house. Our oscillating ceramic heater heats evenly and is sized for everyday rooms.

Winter Warmers - FAQs

What’s the cheapest way to heat a room this winter?

A portable electric heater is the most cost-effective option for a single room - you are only warming the space you are actually in, not the whole house. If you want to skip heating the room altogether, a hot water bottle or electric heated throw costs pennies to run and keeps you comfortable for hours.

How can I save money on heating this winter?

Heat people, not your whole home. A heated throw on the sofa, a hot water bottle in bed and a foot warmer at your desk can keep you comfortable all day for a fraction of what central heating costs. Closing internal doors and blocking draughts helps too, holding warmth in the rooms you are using.

What’s the best way to keep warm in winter without turning the heating up?

Layering works better than most people expect. A thermal base layer under your normal clothes makes a real difference, and a heated throw or blanket hoodie on top sorts the rest. Keeping your core and feet warm is the priority - those are the areas where losing heat affects how cold your whole body feels.

What are the best winter warmers for a cold home?

A combination tends to work best. An electric heated throw for the sofa, a hot water bottle or electric under blanket for bed and foot warmers for daytime use covers most situations. For rooms that really struggle to hold heat, a portable electric heater makes a noticeable difference without running central heating for the whole space.

Is it cheaper to use a heated throw or hot water bottle than central heating?

Yes, considerably. A hot water bottle costs roughly 1-2p to fill and stays warm for hours. An electric heated throw runs at around 2-5p per hour. Central heating for a house costs significantly more, so swapping it out for personal warmers, even part of the time, adds up to a real saving over a winter.

How do I stay warm in winter on a budget?

Start with a hot water bottle. It’s very cheap to run and paired with a fleece blanket or blanket hoodie will keep you warm and toasty for hours. For something more consistent, an electric heated throw gives you adjustable warmth for a few pence an hour. Beyond that, the simple habits make a difference too: an extra layer before touching the thermostat, doors closed to hold the heat in and curtains drawn once it gets dark.

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