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Costco sells a Brookstone heated mattress pad designed for winter RV camping. The $99.99 pad features 10 heat settings and independent dual controls for each side of the bed. It requires a standard 120V outlet, making it dependent on electrical hookups and less suitable for boondocking.
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Costco sells a Brookstone heated mattress pad designed for winter RV camping. The $99.99 pad features 10 heat settings and independent dual controls f...
Costco sells a Brookstone heated mattress pad designed for winter RV camping. The $99.99 pad features 10 heat settings and independent dual controls for each side of the bed. It requires a standard 120V outlet, making it dependent on electrical hookups and less suitable for boondocking.
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