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#2976179 12/05/19 11:22 AM
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Anyone using one of these? I really have trouble sleeping these days even after getting a cpap. I just cannot make it through the night and wake several times. I have heard about weighted blankets and read a little about them.


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My wife swears by hers. I couldn't stand having that extra weight on me. So that makes 1 vote for yes and 1 vote for no.

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Same at our house. The weight feels ok for a few minutes but I can't take it long


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I just heard about them one of my pts family bought him one. They made it sound like it cured cancer


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I like it. But if you use it all the time it looses its effectiveness.

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My wife made one for our son with Autism, and he liked it for just a few minutes. Our daughter (non-autistic) has taken it over and loves it.

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Kind of like sleeping under those cotton quilts your Grandma made.


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Wife has one, works great for constantly pulling all of the covers off her side of the bed. Can’t imagine sleeping under it, has to feel like being smothered. I bet it weighs 20lbs.


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Try taking liquid melatonin 30 minutes before you go to bed and wear socks.


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I've never heard of this. Sounds hot and uncomfortable. I need a sheet and sometimes don't need that.


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Originally Posted by TexasNative
My wife swears by hers. I couldn't stand having that extra weight on me. So that makes 1 vote for yes and 1 vote for no.


X2. I think it's awful, but I like it to be cold when I sleep. They're just too hot for me

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I use one and I do sleep better with it then without. It actually breathes well and I don’t get hot during the night.


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Wife's got one i don't care for it but I sleep on couch anyway 😃


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Originally Posted by nacho
I use one and I do sleep better with it then without.


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It definitely pulls the covers off the bed on my side though.

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I have read about this and for some reason it kind of reminds me of people having "emotional support animals." It seems like some strange fad phenomenon.

I stay in Hampton Inns a lot when I travel for work. They have these big, thick down comforters on all the beds winter and summer. The first thing I do is toss that thing on the floor, grab the thin bed spread out of the top of the closet, put that thing on the bed and crank down on the A/C to about 66 degrees.


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