Electric Blankets and cancer risk???

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ewizabeth

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ewizabeth

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We're only using ours on high to heat up the bed, then on low for the rest of the night.

Sunbeam has put a note in the packaging saying they're manufactured with safety shut offs and low whatchamacallits (the electric field thingy.)

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