Is this blanket loud and krinkely like the standard mylar space blankets?
393617
No. Although not as quiet as a fleece blanket it doesn't make near the noise of the Mylar blanket. (Much warmer also)
393618
It is stiffer than cloth , like a sheet of plastic , but not as loud as the cheap Mylar emergency blankets . It is more of a tarp than a " blanket" . Still an excellent product . A bit small as a shelter . Buy two , sew them togeather . Everyone does . Windproof , waterproof , light and warm , but yes a little noisy .
393619
No, this blanket is nothing like a mylar space blanket. It is more like a plastic tarp with a reflective side.
1100397
It is quite loud actually. It terrified our toddler and he would run and cry. We ended up sending it back
413116
It makes a little noise, but I haven't noticed that it is really "noisy". I think all comforters make some noise when you move around.
2169283
We use this in our bedroom at night, usually. It is pretty loud (and when the container is close to full, it rattles fiercely). We are able to sleep fairly well with it on, but it took transition time. It has become a "white noise." But, if you are accustomed to silent-running appliances, then this is not a good option for you.
1146078
Yes. It just sounds like whooshing air, which is a white noise sound to me so it doesn't bother me. It is by no means loud at all. Quiet is relative, but I'm my opinion, yes it is quiet. I hope that helps. Ps. I love this item regardless
2147751
I returned mine...it is really loud..so loud it covered up any chance of conversation....also...it did not produce snow...I would look elsewhere....
2188282
It does not make noise. My husband had a stroke & it is used on his side of our double bed. I do not notice it at all. It works very well both at absorbing fluid and not moving or moving out of place. I have washed it several times already and it has held up very well. I wash with cold water, gentle cycle and dry gentle. We live in the Seattle area so it takes too long to dry if just hung up. I have been very pleased with it.
20259
not very noisy at all.....feels like more of a paper material and may be just a tad noisy if it's loose fitting on you...i wore mine over my clothes and it was just more bulky than anything else
837158
No. The sound it makes is similar to the rustling sound a high thread count sheet makes when you fluff it. When I move around in bed it makes no unpleasant or strange sounds, only the natural sounds of my movement against the sheets.
1490381
it's a single layer sheet, more metallic on one side, plenty of noise with movement, like crinkled tin foil; will drive the cat crazy.I use a mylar poncho while sitting in front of my dest computer; fax machine, etc. for RF / EMF sensitivity. I purchased at emfself.
1801177
It is not low noise. Can't here over it. Maybe like a blow dryer, Bounce house is great though! Have a 3, 4, and 1 yr old All love it
1726981
The flap is quiet. The only noise is the click of the magnets that keep the flap in position after it is opened. I don't think it would bother me if it was in our bedroom.
1769102
TBH there is not that much of a difference. This one has grommets on four corners, so it would be easier to string up. It is also in my opinion far more durable than your standard Mylar emergency blanket.
1769101
The space blankets are thin, and can tear easily. This is a much sturdier product, meant for hard use. Mine serves as a footprint for my tent, a heat reflector, improvised shelter, and water collector.
491909
this blanket is not the montery mills denail blanket like all my others. It is not a nice blanket tho.
203861
This is a twin size blanket. It is quite generous . My husband has to sleep in a recliner due to lung problems and he loves it. It is warm enough that he turns it on only when it is very cold out. I think it is a better buy then the blanket I bought for my bed at 4 times the cost. I know this is long winded but I hope it has answered your question. Pamela B. Coada
1954600
No noticeable noise at all. To me that would defeat the whole purpose of having the mattress pad warmer on my bed-----for additional warmth in the winter. Don't know if it would be a reasonable idea to cover the warmer with more than a sheet. Extra softness could come from luxury sheets instead, maybe. Not sure if I've made a good response to you or not.