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If using an electric blanket to stay warm, remember to warm your bed with it, then turn it OFF before going to sleep. Discontinue the use of any blanket with broken or frayed cords, and avoid placing other blankets on top of the electric blanket while it's in use. Never place an electric blanket on a baby, small child, or anyone who cannot turn off and remove the blanket on their own. See more #FDNYSmart tips at fdnysmart.org

[@crystallangan832]

If I turn it off after heating the bed, once I lay down in it, all that heat is gone. It has to stay on, and no I've never had it catch fire. It automatically turns off after 3 hours 😒

[@LordSesshaku]

You've answered yourself. If it turns off after 3 hours, you're not leaving it on the whole night. Also this warning is not meant to tell you "if you don't do this you'll die in a fire". But to tell you that it increases your chances of being involved in a fire. This conclusion doesn't come from out of space, but from the origin of the fires they have to attend.

[@ppayabones]

SAME BUT MINE IS AUTO OFF EVERY 4 HOURS

[@polikwaptiwache397]

Great advice, thanks!!

[@DXmYb]

Does this advise still apply If I don't live in New York? Thank you

[@KACEY-td9nh]

😂😂😂

[@CryptoDiamondBalls]

Great advice

[@ppayabones]

mine is a sunbeam blanket and it auto offs every four hours lmao. but that's true, I just sleep with the blanket tho

[@keshacow]

I left it on while sleeping… is that bad? Also, could you maybe show where the timer button usually is if there is one cuz i cant find it

[@Absent641]

If you close your eyes you can hear Mike Tyson 🤣🤣

[@luludonotalking6298]

i like his accent😹🫶🏻

[@George-ih4ny]

bro is in 8k ultra hd resolution

[@rachelbartlett1970]

Ok, Chad!

[@mrguy9885]

I am a robot.