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Bedjet. I have constant nightmares which make me soaking in sweat. This thing keeps you and your sheets dry all night. Keeps me cool in the summer and warm in the winter. And the quality is something I have never seen before
Constant nightmares? Doesn't sounds fun... Have you tried sleep pills or weed? I sleep like a baby with CBD
sometimes knocking yourself out when you have sleep issues/night terrors can just leave you trapped in the nightmare. 0/10 would not recommend. there's also a non-soporific med for nightmares that can be prescribed, but its original purpose was a blood pressure med, so it can cause fainting and dizziness :/
Never tried. I have nightmares all my life, got used to it. When I was younger I was scared to fall a sleep, I tried to stay awake as long as I could. I am still sleep deprived though. Some weekends I sleep 15hrs straight.
I've been coming across these for months, so they're as good as their marketing makes them out to be?
Do you find you need to adjust it because it's too hot/cold at different points in the night?
Yes it is good, that's why I put it in this topic. But only if you don't bother a little breeze going over you. You can set the fan very low, you won't feel it but it still works.
I occasionally have to change the temp. But that is user error, when you're cold going to bed, you tend overcompensate to warm up and fall a sleep.
There are buttons with different built in timers. Max hot only runs for 10min at 45c. That's a good thing.
They are expensive, but I would buy again.
You can also make temperature curves when it automatically changes temp over a set period of time.
Do you have their sheet? Would you consider that necessary? (some reviews say so)
Yes. I have used it. It is only necessary when not set to heating so you don't get cold feet. Otherwise it will blow on your feet. I currently use it without the sheet.
Thanks!
cold tile or even wood floors work, in a pinch. to cool off.