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[panda1234]

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@Anonymous032819 wrote:

With the seasons changing, and the nights getting cooler, I feel the need to turn my summer bed (light weight sheets & blankets) in to my warm and cozy winter bed.

I ordered (from Overstock) an electric mattress pad and an electric blanket.

I am also going to put flannel sheets on my bed, and I have four, (yes FOUR) blankets.

I can hardly wait to snuggle in to all of that warmth!

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@Anonymous032819  You should really try the polar fleece sheets if you want to experience cozy. Get rid of the flannel, they are old fashion and not as nice as fleece.

[Anonymous032819]

I like a warm bed and a cool (not cold! I HATE cold!) room.

Oh, I also ordered the velvet sheets that were the TSV.

Decisions! Decisions! 

Which one to put them on the bed?

[insomniac2]

Fleece sheets and a lightweight comforter: aah. . .

[Mistic]

@Anonymous032819 ~

You enjoy your cozy nest any way you want it.  Snuggle Up.  Sweet Dreams.

Me on the other hand would last "maybe" 5 minutes in your nest, and I would be tossing blankets and all.  

BUT YOU GO GIRL!  ENJOY!  

[PINKdogWOOD]

DH would love all that comfort and warmth but it's too much for me. We have a cotton blanket always on the bed. For the winter I add a comforter and a heavier top quilt on our bed. We stay warm but a lot of the time it's all just so heavy on top of me I struggle to roll over. DH would love something that warms up on him but electric blankets and the like sort of scare me.

[cherry]

Sleep tight

[CalminHeart]

I splurged on a 'warmer' down-alternative comforter from LLBean a couple of years ago.  It is one of my best investments.  I don't need anything other than 1 blanket with it - so I can kick off the comforter when hot.  I put a thin twin blanket or flannel sheet sideways across the best for my dog and to keep his hair off the comforter - and it's a lot easier to wash than a comforter.  He snuggles down and stays nice and warm no matter the temp.  

I happened to look at the same comforter last week and the fill is  1/2 of what it was when I bought it but the price remained the same.  

[AuntG]

So cozy you'll want to stay in bed. 

[CelticCrafter]

Oh my, when did flannel sheets become passe and old fashioned?

I find fleece, any kind of fleece to have an ick factor.

[Mary Bailey]

I have one king size comforter and

on DH side of the bed has a twin size electric blanket and an extra twin size blanket.  Ever since he had a stroke 15 years ago he gets chilled.

I went through menopause 15 years ago.  I'm rarely cold. I have the window open too.

totally opposite of how we used to be.