Before use, it is recommended to carefully read the user manual and seek guidance from experienced individuals.

Electric blankets are suitable for use on hard beds and should not be used on Simmons beds, steel wire soft beds, and sofa beds, as the electric heating wire is prone to deformation or breakage when stretched or twisted under force, which can lead to accidents.

3. When using an electric blanket, it must be laid flat and placed between the blanket and the bed sheet. Do not use it under a cotton mattress to prevent slow heat transfer and excessive local temperature that may burn out the components. Electric blankets should never be folded for use to prevent heat concentration, excessive temperature rise, and localized overheating.

4. When using an electric blanket, it is not advisable to fold it every day, as this can affect the tensile strength and bending performance of the electric heating wire, leading to its breakage. The control switch of a general electric blanket has three levels: off, preheating, and insulation. Before going to bed, turn the switch to the preheating mode. After about half an hour, the temperature can reach around 25 ℃. Before falling asleep, turn the switch to the insulation mode. If you no longer need to keep warm, turn the switch to the off mode.

5. When using the preheating mode, it is best not to exceed 2 hours. If used for a long time, it is easy to damage the safety device of the electric blanket. Electric blankets should not be used with hot water bottles, soup towels, hot water glass bottles, and other appliances, nor should they be used on fire pits to prevent the heat from other heating appliances from accelerating the aging of the insulation layer and shortening the service life of the electric blanket. After the electric blanket is powered on, the power supply should be immediately cut off when the electric blanket that cannot automatically control temperature reaches the appropriate temperature. After the electric blanket is powered on, if there is a temporary power outage, the circuit should be disconnected to prevent accidents caused by unattended operation when the power is on. Before use, carefully check whether the power plug, external electric heating lead, temperature controller, etc. are intact and normal. After power on, if the electric blanket is found to be not heating up or only partially heating up, it indicates that there may be a fault with the electric blanket. The power plug should be unplugged immediately for maintenance. Never use needles or other sharp objects to pierce into the electric blanket. Be cautious when replacing fuses. When using electric blankets for children, the elderly, or patients, precautions should be taken to prevent children from urinating on the bed, patients from experiencing urinary incontinence, or sweat from wetting the electric blanket, which can cause a short circuit in the electric heating wire. If the electric blanket is wet with water or urine, it should be dried in a timely manner or electrified before use.

7. When using, someone must take care of it and pay attention to the appropriate temperature to avoid overheating and scalding. If the electric blanket is dirty, the outer cover should be removed for cleaning, and the electric heating wire should not be washed in water together. END precautions: Using an electric blanket is not suitable for everyone. For example, some suffer from tuberculosis and bronchitis. For patients with dilated tubes, using electric blankets can worsen the condition, causing hemoptysis and even more serious consequences.

In addition, for people with heart disease or sensitive constitution, due to the high risk of inducing such diseases with electric blankets, it is also advisable to minimize or avoid using electric blankets as much as possible. Pregnant women using electric blankets can easily lead to conditions such as fetal abnormalities and miscarriage. Babies using electric blankets are prone to catching colds. Therefore, it is also not advisable to use electric blankets.