Best deals for people who are always cold this winter

If you’re someone who really feels the cold – the first to reach for a blanket or turn on the heating – there are plenty of products that can help you stay cosy without cranking up your energy bill.

In fact, we’ve spotted top deals on electric blankets, heaters, hot drink makers and more – including some at their lowest-ever prices – and with peak buying season in full swing, it’s a great moment to snap up a bargain.

We've also tested all of the products, and while we would never recommend a deal on a dud, you'll need to sign up or log in, to find out exactly how well they performed.

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* References to ‘Average price' and 'Cheapest price' are based on Which? market knowledge and information supplied by our partners. Average price is checked for the six calendar months prior to publication. Not all retailers are included in our checks.

Best electric blanket deals

Our pick: Russell Hobbs Electric Blanket

Average price in the past six months: £74 | Cheapest price in the past six months: £60

We like: Two controls: one for each side of the bed

We don't like: No programmable timer

Don't let the winter nights keep you up - an electric blanket will keep you snug as you sleep.

This Russell Hobbs model has a control on each side of the bed, which means you can customise your sleeping area without interrupting your bedmate.

How evenly did it heat up? Is it comfortable? Read our guide on the best electric blankets to find out. 

Best heated throw deals

Our pick: Dreamland Herringbone Pattern Heated Throw

Average price in the past six months: £83.75 | Cheapest price in the past six months: £59.99

We like: Comes with a two-year guarantee

We don't like: One size only (160cm x 120cm)

For those who don’t need the extra-long lead on the model above, this version offers a cord that’s over a metre shorter, coming in at a still ample 369cm.

Like the other Dreamland throw, it has six heat settings, but uses a different blanket material and doesn't have a sherpa lining.

It comes in four colours — navy, emerald, mustard and grey — and you may find an even better bargain depending on which shade you choose. Right now, the best deal is on the mustard-coloured one.

Is there any difference between each Dreamland model? Find out in our reviews of the best heated throws.

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Best electric heater deals

Our pick: DeLonghi HSX2320 convector heater

Average price in the past six months: £70.37 | Cheapest price in the past six months: £42.99

We like: It has a variable thermostat

We don't like: Only has preset thermostat options, rather than specific degrees

When you need a quick boost of warmth, an electric heater can be one of the simplest solutions.

This DeLonghi model lets you choose from six heat levels, rather than setting an exact temperature. The setup is easy, too – just plug it in to start using it.

While it's not at its lowest-ever price, this is still a solid deal.

Read our full verdict on the Delonghi HSX2320 in our guide on the best electric heaters.

If you want an oil-filled model: DeLonghi Dragon 4 Oil Filled Radiator TRDX41025E

Average price in the past six months: £223.39 | Cheapest price in the past six months: £108.60

We like: Doesn't use too much energy

We don't like: Not the easiest to lift – weighs 18.8kg

This is the only electric heater we tested that can be programmed to run on a weekly schedule rather than a daily one, making it useful if you want something you can set and forget.

It’s a good option if you want to maintain a steady background warmth in a chilly room or in an outbuilding or garage over winter.

While it’s not at its lowest-ever price, this is still the best current offer on our tested oil-filled radiators.

Read our review on the best oil-filled radiators to see how well this model performed.

 Best hot drink maker deals

Best milk frother deal: Melitta Creamio II Milk Frother

Average price in the past six months: £58.57 | Cheapest price in the past six months: £45.99

We like: Runs quietly

We don't like: A bit fiddly to clean

If the chilly weather has you drinking more coffee, a milk frother can add an easy touch of luxury to your morning cuppa.

You can froth up to 150ml of any milk, or heat up to 300ml. There are only two settings on it – heating and frothing – making it simple to use.

How well does it froth milk? Read our review of the best milk frothers to learn more.

Best luxury hot chocolate revealed for 2025: Our panel of hot-chocolate fans blind-tasted the blends from big-name brands

 Best duvet deal

Fogarty Extra Toasty 13.5 Tog Duvet

Average price in the past six months: £21 | Cheapest price in the past six months: £21

We like: Machine washable

We don't like: Not ideal for year-round use

This isn’t technically a deal, but as one of the cheapest duvets we tested, it still offers very good value for money.

Starting from just £25 for a double, it’s an affordable way to stay cosy on cold winter nights without putting too much strain on your budget.

It’s made from hollowfibre – the same material used in most anti-allergy bedding – which may be helpful if you’re sensitive to down or dust mites.

Wondering whether something this inexpensive can still be comfortable? Find out in our reviews of the best duvets.

If down doesn't agree with you, here's how to buy the best hypoallergenic and anti-allergy pillows

 Best foot spa deal

Rio Deluxe Footspa and Massager

Average price in the past six months: £47.37 | Cheapest price in the past six months: £34.99

We like: Handy carrying handle

We don't like: No temperature controls

Sometimes thick socks aren’t enough. If your feet feel permanently chilly, a heated foot spa can warm them up quickly – and you’ll get a relaxing massage at the same time.

If you're someone who finds the motorised rollers on other foot spas ticklish, this may be a good choice for you. There are still massage rollers, but you'll need to shuffle your feet around to use them. As this can cause spills, we'd recommend not over-filling it.

It doesn't have temperature options, but there is a keep-warm setting. While it’s not the biggest saving in this round-up, we think this foot spa still offers solid value for the price. 

Read our review of the best foot spas to see how well this model compares with others.

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