Weighted blanket recommendations that don't trap heat?
Anonymous
5 months ago
I love the calming effect of weighted blankets but every one I've tried turns me into a furnace. I've heard bamboo and glass bead varieties are cooler. Currently looking at the Bearaby Cotton Napper (knitted, no filling) and the Luna Cooling Weighted Blanket. Any hot sleepers found a weighted blanket that actually stays cool?
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The Bearaby Cotton Napper is the answer. Because it's knitted with no internal fill, air flows through it freely. I'm a hot sleeper in Texas and it's the only weighted blanket I can tolerate year-round. Yes it's expensive but I've had mine for 2 years and it still looks/feels great.
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