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My home office here in NE Scotland is a converted garage, which despite being converted "properly" and having a radiator, is always cold (as low as 14C). The he

My home office here in NE Scotland is a converted garage, which despite being converted "properly" and having a radiator, is always cold (as low as 14C). The heat mat sounds interesting, but I when I googled only underfloor heating stuff came up - any chance you could point me towards a link please?

ianmcgowan 5y ago
At least in the US, a google/amazon search for electric+foot+warmer comes up with some good options. My feet are in one right now! https://www.google.com/search?q=electric+foot+warmer https://www.google.com/search?q=electric+foot+warmer
danw1979 5y ago
of course - mine is a Dreamland Intelliheat Heat Pad, about £35. I wear a pair of those thin disposable hotel slippers (did I mention I’m northern) to help diffuse the heat a bit, because on the highest setting it’s just a bit too warm with just socks on, but it probably wouldn’t cut through regular slippers. It’s also great to stick at the foot of the bed an hour before you turn in - much prefer just my feet being warm rather than the whole bed as you’d find with a full electric blanket. Highly recommended.
post_break 5y ago
Maybe he's talking about an electric blanket. Or you can use an electric heat pad for sore muscles. Just turn it on and put your feet on it.
tonyedgecombe 5y ago
Perhaps something like this under your feet: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Waterproof-Electric-Temperature-Adjustable-Resistant/dp/B08F384TJ8?th=1 https://www.amazon.co.uk/Waterproof-Electric-Temperature-Adj...