If your heated throw is getting plenty of use on chilly evenings, it’s handy to choose one you can wash at home. We’ve picked washable options to keep you cosy through winter, with a closer look at how easy each one is to clean and dry.
We’ve picked six heated throws with removable controls and stated washing options. They differ in size, fabric and drying instructions, so you can choose one that suits both your evenings and your laundry routine. If you’re choosing your first throw, our buying guide covers the other features worth checking.
Our picks
Tumble-dryer option
Simple fleece care
A clear 30°C wash limit
A gentle-cycle option
More length in flannel
A large washable throw
Compare the throws
| Throw | Best for | Size | Care |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dreamland Snuggle Up Heated Throw, Teal | Tumble-dryer option | 160 × 120cm | Machine washable; tumble-dryer safe under its instructions |
| Silentnight Comfort Control Heated Throw, Navy | Simple fleece care | 160 × 120cm | Machine washable; check supplied wash and dry limits |
| Beurer HD75 Heated Throw, Taupe | A clear 30°C wash limit | 180 × 130cm | Gentle machine wash at 30°C after disconnecting control |
| Cosi Home Fleece Heated Throw, Grey | A gentle-cycle option | 160 × 130cm | Gentle machine wash; manufacturer says maximum 40°C |
| Bedsure Heated Throw, Grey | More length in flannel | 180 × 130cm | Controller detaches; 30°C wash stated for this variant |
| Mia&Coco Heated Throw, Grey | A large washable throw | 200 × 180cm | Detachable cord; hand or machine wash per manual |
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A closer look at each throw
Tumble-dryer option
1. Dreamland Snuggle Up Heated Throw, Teal
The teal velvet-style fabric brings colour to a sofa, and the detachable control lets you wash the throw. Dreamland also says this model can be tumble dried, which is useful if you cannot leave a thick throw out to air-dry for long. Follow its temperature and cycle directions rather than assuming any dryer setting is safe.
Choose it if: You want a washable solo throw with a permitted tumble-drying option.
Skip it if: You want a muted colour or a throw wide enough for two people.
Simple fleece care
2. Silentnight Comfort Control Heated Throw, Navy
This navy fleece throw has nine heat settings and switches off automatically after two hours. It is machine washable, making it a practical everyday option if you prefer a low-pile fabric. The product information does not give a wash temperature, so check the care label before choosing a cycle.
Choose it if: You want a straightforward washable fleece throw for one person.
Skip it if: You need a longer automatic run time or extra coverage.
A clear 30°C wash limit
3. Beurer HD75 Heated Throw, Taupe
The HD75 gives you extra length over many 160cm throws without moving to a very wide blanket. Beurer states that the control detaches for a 30°C machine wash, which makes the care routine clearer than a vague washable claim. It has six heat settings and a three-hour safety switch-off.
Choose it if: You want a longer throw and an explicitly stated 30°C wash routine.
Skip it if: You want a thick sherpa finish or a larger shared throw.
A gentle-cycle option
4. Cosi Home Fleece Heated Throw, Grey
This grey microfleece throw is 130cm wide and has a detachable controller and lead. Cosi Home says its heated throws can be washed on a gentle wool-style cycle at no more than 40°C. With ten heat settings, it’s easy to find a warmth level that suits you. Check the supplied manual for the exact timer options, as the product details vary.
Choose it if: You want a little more width and clear manufacturer wash guidance.
Skip it if: You prefer a simpler controller or a much longer throw.
More length in flannel
5. Bedsure Heated Throw, Grey
At 180 × 130cm, this grey flannel throw reaches further down your legs than a standard 160cm option. The exact UK variant has a detachable controller and a stated 30°C wash. Check the supplied manual for the timer settings and automatic switch-off time, as these aren’t clear from the product details.
Choose it if: You want more length in a smooth flannel-style fabric.
Skip it if: A clearly specified timer is essential to your decision.
A large washable throw
6. Mia&Coco Heated Throw, Grey
This is the most generous throw in the selection, with flannel on one side and sherpa on the other. The cord detaches and the exact variant permits hand or machine washing according to its manual. The size may be welcome on a wide sofa, but check your machine capacity and drying space before choosing such a large throw.
Choose it if: You need broad coverage and have room to wash and dry it properly.
Skip it if: You want a small, easy-to-handle laundry load.
How to wash a heated throw safely
Start with the instructions for your exact model. Electrical Safety First says to check that an electric blanket is suitable for washing before you do it. Switch it off, unplug it and detach the control and lead as directed. Do not immerse any part that the manual says must stay dry.
Use the specified cycle and temperature, then let the throw and connector dry completely before reconnecting. Tumble-dry only if that model explicitly permits it; “machine washable” does not mean “dryer safe”. Do not switch the throw on to dry it out. Check for damage afterwards, and stop using it if the cable, fabric or connector is worn.
A large throw can be awkward in a small drum and may take longer to dry. If easy care matters more than maximum coverage, a smaller throw may be the better buy. You can compare a wider selection in our best heated throws guide or see our sofa-focused picks.
We checked these exact Amazon UK variants for washability, size, images and availability on 20 October 2026. We haven’t handled or washed them ourselves. Product details can change, so check the exact variant and supplied care label before ordering.
Frequently asked questions
Can you wash a heated throw in a washing machine?
Only if the care label and instructions for that exact model allow it. Disconnect the controller and lead as directed, use the permitted cycle and temperature, and never wash an attached electrical control.
Can a washed heated throw go in the tumble dryer?
Only when the maker explicitly permits it for that model, and only on the stated setting. Many washable throws must air-dry. Never switch a damp throw on to speed up drying.
When can I use a heated throw after washing?
Wait until the fabric and connector are completely dry, then reconnect the controller according to the manual. Check the fabric, cable and connector for damage before switching it on.
How often should I wash a heated throw?
Follow the model’s care instructions and wash only when needed. Use a removable non-electric layer if appropriate to help keep it clean, but never trap the heated throw or its cable in a way the instructions prohibit.
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