Cooling comforter showdown: Buffy Breeze vs Casper Humidity Fighting vs Coop
Anonymous
5 months ago
Hot sleeper here in Phoenix, AZ. I keep my room at 68°F but still wake up sweating with my current down alternative comforter. I've researched three highly-rated cooling options: Buffy Breeze (eucalyptus fill), Casper Humidity Fighting Duvet, and Coop Home Goods Cool+ comforter. Has anyone compared any of these? Price isn't a huge concern - I just want to stop waking up drenched.
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I tried all three! The Buffy Breeze was my favorite for breathability. The Casper one was decent but heavier than expected. The Coop Cool+ was too warm for Phoenix summers honestly. My suggestion: Buffy Breeze with a lightweight cotton percale duvet cover. Game changer.
Also in AZ and I ditched the comforter entirely. I use a single percale flat sheet plus a thin merino wool blanket. Wool is naturally temperature regulating - sounds counterintuitive but it works.
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