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Reddit mentions of Sunbeam Twin XL Heated Mattress Pad

Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 2

We found 2 Reddit mentions of Sunbeam Twin XL Heated Mattress Pad. Here are the top ones.

Sunbeam Twin XL Heated Mattress Pad
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5" longer than standard twin size heated mattress pads to fit a dorm size bedThermofine warming system adjusts for consistent heat100-Percent Polyester, 10 heat settings, 10 hour auto-off, preheatComfortSet control with 10 heat settings, 10 hour auto-off, preheatMachine washable
Specs:
ColorWhite
Height6.8 Inches
Length13.4 Inches
SizeTwin XL
Weight3.75 Pounds
Width12 Inches
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Found 2 comments on Sunbeam Twin XL Heated Mattress Pad:

u/herencia ยท 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

I just graduated from college!

And let me tell you... the following items served me incredibly well!

  • Foldable clothes drying rack

  • Heated Mattress Pad (most dorm beds are Twin XL, so I've linked that size here) and Electric Blanket - you're living on campus now, but you probably won't beyond freshman year. Trust me, invest in this. Electricity is sooo much cheaper than gas. Not to mention powering an electric blanket is way cheaper than heating an entire house/apartment!

  • Shower Tote - easily carry all of your toiletries to the commons shower and toilet rooms!

  • Bath towel wrap - Men and Ladies

  • Basic First-Aid Kit

    Would you like a falafel with that?
u/Skullington ยท 2 pointsr/BuyItForLife

Search first.

Electric mattress pads generally get more favorable reviews than blankets, but none of them are BIFL. One comment suggests a hot water bottle and down comforter. I think a down comforter is a much better and more durable way to go.

Also, you probably don't need this for life, you need it until you stop living in dorms. I'm guessing because I've never seen a Twin XL outside of an institutional setting.

Here's my recommendation. It will eventually break. I don't know what their warranty's like. BIFL and wires that bend and unbend every single day don't go together too well.