WOOMER Marble Grey Electric Heating Blanket — Twin, Full, Queen and King review

Choose the listed footprint first

WOOMER's captured U.S.-oriented storefront has four separate Marble Grey product pages, rather than one selectable page with every size. The codes are WEBP-MG6284 (Twin, 62 × 84 inches), WEBP-MG7784 (Full, 77 × 84), WEBP-MG8490 (Queen, 84 × 90) and WEBP-MG1090 (King, 90 × 100). The pages list weights of 2.34 kg for Twin and Full, 3.4 kg for Queen and 3.75 kg for King. Pound figures on this page are conversions of those listings, not independent weigh-ins. Treat the dimensions as the blanket's rectangle; they do not predict mattress coverage, drop or tuck-in length.

If you need Twin XL or California King, this four-page group does not establish either. Do not select a nearby size on the assumption that extra length or overhang will be adequate. The bed-size and controller guide explains why blanket dimensions and bed labels are not interchangeable.

Queen and King are the documented two-side choices

The Queen and King pages each identify “A/B Zone with Dual Controllers,” and the description says the two controls serve different heating demands. Those exact size pages support two separately operated sides. The Twin and Full pages do not make that size-specific statement. Their page-linked pictures show one handset, but product photographs are not a reliable package-count chart; the safe questionnaire choice is to leave their controller count and zones unknown.

Shared settings, cord and surface claims

All four exact pages list ten heat settings, an 86–113°F temperature range, a 0.5–12-hour automatic cutoff, a 19-foot power cord, and 110 W at 120 V / 60 Hz. Those are storefront specifications, not independent tests; the temperature range is not a measured surface result, and the exact selectable timer steps have not been verified beyond the page's “0.5h interval” wording. The long power cord can help with outlet placement, but it cannot guarantee a safe route around a particular room or reveal the separate controller-lead length.

The specifications call the textile “Faux Fur.” The product copy describes “premium faux fur microplush in double sides” and marble patterns. That supports the broad material wording and a both-sides microplush claim, not a fiber percentage, pile density, or a distinct face/reverse pair. The captured pictures show a folded grey surface without a size label or calibrated color patch; they cannot prove the precise print or shade. Keep “Marble Grey” as the page's finish name, not a guarantee that a screen reproduces the same color. If a fiber percentage, a documented Sherpa reverse, or a standardized fabric composition is essential, this listing does not answer that need.

Care and claims to verify before buying

The pages say the blanket is machine washable under 40°C. They do not link an instruction manual or show a full sequence for removing the controllers, preparing the connector, washing and drying. Dryer suitability therefore remains unknown; do not infer that a generic care icon or another WOOMER color's instructions apply. The storefront also advertises overheat protection, ETL certification, a five-year warranty and a 30-day return or exchange period, but the captured pages provide no certificate document, protection details or complete warranty terms. These are maker/store claims, not independent safety or durability findings.

There is also a stock-status conflict worth keeping in view: each visible product page displayed an “Out of stock” notice in its saved October 26, 2026 capture, while the linked product-data record marked its variant available. That disagreement does not establish current stock either way. Check the exact code with a retailer before planning around delivery. The exact page title and product record identify each WOOMER SKU, but they do not establish the legal storefront operator or factory manufacturer.

Who should consider it—and who should keep looking?

This family is a reasonable candidate to compare when you want a corded top blanket, can choose one of the four printed footprints, and are comfortable with the maker's Faux Fur wording. Queen and King are the relevant versions if two A/B controls are essential. Twin and Full can still be evaluated when you do not need controller certainty. The Queen's listed mass converts to about 7.50 pounds; the King converts to about 8.27 pounds, so a strict eight-pound ceiling rules out King based on the listed value. That distinction is more useful than assuming that all “large” sizes carry the same weight.

Look elsewhere if you need a fitted mattress pad, a confirmed washable-and-dryer-safe process, a specific fiber percentage, an explicit manual procedure, a guarantee of live availability, or two-side control on Twin or Full. Other WOOMER families use different finishes and sometimes different specifications: compare the Marble Blue size family and Gray size family by their own pages rather than borrowing their claims for Marble Grey. For an exact retail search, use the actual WEBP-MG code for your size; a search listing is not proof that a particular offer is the same item.