For me: noticed, even if it is not too cold, but too warm, I need a blanket to fall asleep. The weight of the blanket makes it more comfortable, I guess? 🛌

  • blackbrook@mander.xyz
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    4 days ago

    For those who need the weight of a blanket, they should make a loose chainmail blanket for hot days.

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    5 days ago

    No. Even in the summer during a heatwave I was sleeping with a 15 tog duvet because I need the weight, until I got a weighted blanket which is much more comfortable. I can fall asleep on the couch without a blanket though which is weird, just not in bed.

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      5 days ago

      Do weighted blankets retain heat all? I love blankets, but it has been difficult to use anything more than a thin sheet (and even that is often stretching it) when it is crazy hot outside and the upstairs isn’t cooled well by the AC.

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        4 days ago

        They seem pretty good for not trapping too much heat, but we have quite cool summers here so what I would consider an unbearably hot day is probably different to most people. I could comfortably sleep in it under 24°C, anything above that and I can’t sleep no matter what type of blanket I have anyway. There are cooling ones made of cotton that might work if you’re in a hotter climate but they cost a fair bit more.

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    5 days ago

    I personally can’t sleep without some kind of covering. But I understand that some people can. Psychopaths have to sleep sometime too, I guess. (lolz)

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    5 days ago

    I can only sleep with a blanket too. If I not covered by a blanket the monsters will get me!

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    5 days ago

    Every summer I have to re-learn how to sleep without a blanket. I used to turn on the air conditioner so my room is cool enough to sleep with a blanked before I realized that’s dumb as hell.

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    5 days ago

    Up until my mid-twenties, yes. Lived in a tropical country and no A/C, just fans. I only started using a blanket when I finally lived in a place with A/C.

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    5 days ago

    No. I will sweat my entire bag off over the night to have a blanket. I have been laying ice packs around my bed every night recently, to offset my weird blanket insanity.

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    5 days ago

    I need something to cover my ear as I sleep on my side due to…anxiety? Autism? Some terrible deep thing I don’t know about? So blanket it is.

    This is painful in the summer.

    I can sleep more places (I’ll place my hand over my ear) but because I’m contorted it won’t be a good or long sleep.

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      5 days ago

      I converted sweat pants into shorts and the length i took off i was able to fold in half inside of itself so it made a double layered tube. It’s been a great sleepy mask because it covers ears and eyes thoroughly without making my head too hot. Maybe this can be an option for you?

  • monovergent 🛠️@lemmy.ml
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    5 days ago

    No, I need something to keep a pocket of warm air around me, unless:

    • It’s hot enough I’d sweat with the blanket on
    • I’m tired enough I’m actively fighting to stay awake
    • I’m wearing something equivalent to a blanket like a puffy jacket (for the times I was exiled to the couch in college)