Electric quilt

Our latest buy is an electric quilt which I placed in a doona cover...hence my query re doonas. We decided to buy one because as we are age it is inevitable we shall/do experience aches and pains due to a condition called DOB.
I love the quilt being the source of electric thermostatted heat as it is a lightweight quilt (all year use..when unplugged), the quilt is on top of the body so you are not pressing down onto the heat, you cannot feel the wires, it has two remote controls for individual choice of warmth, it has 10 heat settings, three time settings and adjusts (supposedly) to temperature variances of the body and the room.
To be honest since we bought the quilt it hasn't been particularly cool.
Now... to show that I am of Irish descent I have the window approx 35cm high all night...I love fresh air.
No wonder I may need an electric quilt..lol

I have never heard of one, is the same as what i call an electric blanket that goes on your mattress ???, I have one of those and a sheep skin underlay over the top, never feel the wires ect.... and I like my butt to me warm

Thee, it is the same principal as an electric blanket except it is a quilt IE. on top of the sleeper. We originally were thinking of buying an electric blanket....but on our mattress we have what is called a feather topper..(approx 1 1/2 to 2 inches thick) .... and I was concerned about the fire hazard issue.
So we went for the quilt... must admit, we had never heard of them prior to this purchase

EDIT: If you do a Google look for "heated quilt"

Cool I could have one on top and underneath me and feel like a toasted sanga ot the meat in the sandwich I think Miss Bell and Mr. Poo would love one

I bought one of those for a friend for her birthday--I really might also get one for myself--maybe cheaper than the Air con if watching TV of a night. But I will wait till next year now.

My dilemma is, if I breath cold air at night I get a persistant asthmatic type cough. If I have an electric blanket I get too hot as I have night flushes, and Hubby can;t stand the wiring underneath him. The only solution we have found is to have the electric heater on low in our bedroom to warm the air, and I spend 1/2 the night tossing the doona off completely and the other 1/2 pulling it back on. I think you could cook a slice of tast on me at my hottest - LOL