Dear Readers: With cold weather approaching, you might be pulling out the ol' electric blanket soon. There are some safety hits you should know first. If you own an electric blanket, be sure to inspect it when you pull it out of storage. Make sure there are no signs of wear or damage to the electric wiring or the power cord. If there are, throw it out or remove the wiring and control and use as a lightweight blanket.
Pizza isn't the product that comes to mind when you think of Maine's mills. We think paper, shoes and electric blankets. But pizza is exactly what's being churned out by Union House Pub & Pizza.
A NEW PLYMOUTH family has vowed never to use electric blankets again, after their lives, and their new home, were put at risk on Sunday. A fire in the main bedroom started about 10.30pm when the cord on an electric blanket shorted.
Dear Heloise: Bedtime at our house in the wintertime used to be very difficult, since we usually only heated the living area, leaving the bedrooms chilly. The little ones (and adults) hated to go off to their cold beds. We solved this problem by buying flannel sheets and electric blankets. I plug each blanket into a simple on/off timer and set each one to come on about a half-hour before normal bedtime. Voila - - warm, cozy beds waiting for us. I also set the timers to go off when we get up in the morning. No more worrying if the kids accidentally left the electric blanket on all day.
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