• Duenan@aussie.zoneOP
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    18 days ago

    Does anyone here own a weighted blanket?

    Was thinking of one with the idea that it might help me sleep at night.

    • StudSpud The Starchy@aussie.zone
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      18 days ago

      I don’t have one but I do layer blankets with a doona for the same effect. It’s hot though, so I do want a weighted one as well. I think it will help you if you like the feeling of heavy doonas

      • Duenan@aussie.zoneOP
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        17 days ago

        I’ll give that a shot. Got this bottom knitted cotton blanket which is surprisingly heavy.

        I’ll chuck that on top tonight and see how it goes.

        My winter doona is very nice on really cold nights but too warm to use in spring and summer mostly.

    • Rusty Raven @aussie.zoneM
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      18 days ago

      No, but I have a cat that likes to lie on top of me in bed. Does not help me sleep. Especially when purring loudly into my ear.

    • Llabyrinthine@aussie.zone
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      17 days ago

      I do. It has worked at times, but not always.

      I am a heavy layers/blanket peep. I tend to find I sleep better with a bit of weight.

      I think I prefer the weighted blanket if I’m not feeling great, or maybe for a nap. Even after owning it for a few years, I’m still trying to figure out how it works best for me.

      • Duenan@aussie.zoneOP
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        17 days ago

        Oh ok. I feel like I kick the light ones off too easily sometimes.

        If I was going to get one it was going to be one of those Kmart ones.

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      17 days ago

      Does anyone here own a weighted blanket

      yeah but instead we call it existential dread. Still weighs heavily but it’s free.

      • Duenan@aussie.zoneOP
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        17 days ago

        I might give the dread a pass.

        Does seem to come with a few negatives I’d love to avoid.