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over a year ago
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"There for your cosy needs when sleeping alone in the winter *sigh*
Reminds me of being a kid lol
Why deprive yourself now, adults like them too"
Didn’t even know u could still get them!!
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I love my 'leccy' blanket. I bought it when i lived in a flat with very little heating, it was wonderful. I still use it now and often use it instead of bumping the central heating up. It's on a kingsize bed but i just switch on my side as hubby gets to warm otherwise  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I hid my ex's electric blanket, I like to sleep in a cool environment not a sauna! 
This. I have my bedroom window open even in the winter "
I hate summer and like a cold bedroom, but it is so different. Put it on just for an hour so the sheet is warm when you get in, mixed with a cold room so you can get under the covers, snug as a bug in a rug |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"There for your cosy needs when sleeping alone in the winter *sigh*
Electric blankets and squirting from wands and porn don't mix. Trust us "
Waterproof sheet over the top  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"There for your cosy needs when sleeping alone in the winter *sigh*
Electric blankets and squirting from wands and porn don't mix. Trust us "
Did the circuit breaker kick in ,in time . |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"There for your cosy needs when sleeping alone in the winter *sigh*
Electric blankets and squirting from wands and porn don't mix. Trust us
Waterproof sheet over the top "
Woooop slip and slide!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Oh lord no. I have my windows open all year round and the radiator never goes on in my bedroom. I like my bedroom cold, everywhere else in the house boiling. |
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Never needed an electric blanket as I tend to prefer the cold bed and snuggle into it.
Im really a warm person too hot in summer for most, But loverly and warm in winter to snuggle into.
Saying that I can sleep with a 13 tog on the bed, Summer or winter though winter I pull the 15 tog out.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I hid my ex's electric blanket, I like to sleep in a cool environment not a sauna! "
I must be like you, I would love to have a pillow that stays cool also. |
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I have a 13 tog 100% Canadian goose down duvet.... keeps me cool in summer toasty in winter...
Only kicked it off twice for being too hot, or was it the man I was next too! 
Best £270.00 I’ve ever spent, yes my duvet really did cost me £270 and that was in the sale! |
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Used to use one in my old house up north just to warm bed before getting in....now it is Flannel sheets with duvet on top, Lolly likes to burrito with them occasionally....however I am a pit of lava during the night so have windows open, a cooling pillow and a small air conditioning fan by my head or I can get very foggy headed ! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Can't stand an electric blanket, far too warm.
What about gravity blankets? Anyone used one? Keep reading that they are really good for sleeping, just don't know anyone who's got one or used one. |
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"I hid my ex's electric blanket, I like to sleep in a cool environment not a sauna!
This. I have my bedroom window open even in the winter
I hate summer and like a cold bedroom, but it is so different. Put it on just for an hour so the sheet is warm when you get in, mixed with a cold room so you can get under the covers, snug as a bug in a rug"
I'm sure we could generate enough heat between us
Do I sound like a sad lonely old man on a gameshow?   |
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"I hid my ex's electric blanket, I like to sleep in a cool environment not a sauna!
You would not have dared do that to me dear!
Haha, I bet you've got a 100 tog quilt as well  "
Yes lol but I’m in the menopause so I have hot flushes one minute then freezing cold flushes. Don’t know where I am with my temperature most days  |
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"Can't stand an electric blanket, far too warm.
What about gravity blankets? Anyone used one? Keep reading that they are really good for sleeping, just don't know anyone who's got one or used one. "
What are you on about man? I've been to parties when some people have had a reasonably good nights sleep in a bath |
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"I hid my ex's electric blanket, I like to sleep in a cool environment not a sauna!
You would not have dared do that to me dear!
Haha, I bet you've got a 100 tog quilt as well
Yes lol but I’m in the menopause so I have hot flushes one minute then freezing cold flushes. Don’t know where I am with my temperature most days "
Single beds would seem to be the solution in this scenario then sweetheart xx |
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Can’t beat electric blanket when you live in a remote ancient place that is cold all the time get into a cosy bed such a treat until you wake up middle of the night and forgot to turn it off !!! Good for losing COVID weight |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Don't forget to switch it off before you get into bed. Safety first.
Mine can stay on while in the bed."
Mine too, has a timer, so pop it on for an hour and go sleep |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I prefer a hot water bottle
Never liked them since one leaked on me before, also the blanket covers a wider area "
I use both a hot water bottle and a heated overblanket on all but the handful of hottest days of the year. I feel the cold terribly at night and can't sleep if I'm freezing. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I have a 13 tog 100% Canadian goose down duvet.... keeps me cool in summer toasty in winter...
Only kicked it off twice for being too hot, or was it the man I was next too!
Best £270.00 I’ve ever spent, yes my duvet really did cost me £270 and that was in the sale! "
lucky you that was cheap. |
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